
Case study · Work
Maan Farms
Problem
Maan Farms had just finished expanding — and the brand it had couldn’t carry the new farm. It needed an identity, not just a website.
Solution
We started at the logo and built the rest out from there.
Result
The farm is still using the identity we made.
Summary
One system rather than a set of separate pieces: the logo, illustration, print, signage, social and the website all read as the same brand — and the farm is still using it.
Services
- Logo design
- Illustrations
- Website design
- Website development
- Brochures
- Newsletter
- Business card
- Road signage
- Store signage
- Social templates

An illustrated mark — a berry over a banner and a barn — with heavy, bold lettering built to read from a distance.

Hand-drawn illustration, including the set drawn for the farm’s new barn — used to establish the building as a landmark for Abbotsford’s farm market.

Multi-page brochures for the farm’s camps, produce, bakery and winery.

Handouts for the berry season, front and back, with the farm’s location map printed on the reverse.

Cards for the farm, using the same mark and lettering.

The strawberry box — the mark, the address and the berry list printed straight onto the carton.

Signage out at the road, sized to be read on approach.

A highway board for the corn maze, with the exit direction built into the artwork.

Layout, photography and illustration for the farm’s site — designed and built, with the newsletter sign-up, event calendar and photo gallery.