OLLIN Wine Visual Branding by Veronika Kuziakina

Veronika Kuziakina crafts the OLLIN wine branding system in Rioja using handmade print marks digitized into custom labels.

Veronika Kuziakina builds the OLLIN wine branding around tactile print methods. Type design often starts on screen with vector paths. Here, the work began with real ink marks pressed by hand onto coarse paper sheets. These hand-pressed prints capture natural edge rough spots, ink shifts, and soft paper grain. The designer digitized and cleaned these shapes to build a crisp wordmark and monogram. The finished logotype pairs organic lines with neat layout grids on wine bottle glass. Deep black ink sits on warm paper stock to anchor the full branding project. The crisp mark gives the bottle a strong look from afar.

Tactile Packaging and Wine Branding System

The visual language extends to bottle labels, shipping crates, and paper wraps. Each label uses thick paper stock with debossed marks that feel good in hand. The monogram acts as a seal on cork tops and neck bands. By rooting the wine branding in real print craft, the layout creates a bold shelf presence. The color set uses natural paper tones, rich grape shades, and dark black type. This clean color set lets paper texture stay in center view. Soft shadows show the depth of the debossed type on the front label.

The system balances raw craft with clear commercial structure for the Rioja wine region. Neat grid lines show harvest dates, origin details, and volume stats without clutter on the front bottle label. The print origin gives each item an authentic look. The project shows how print crafts can strengthen modern wine branding without extra art. Clean type choices make text easy to read on dark glass. To view the full identity work, visit Veronika Kuziakina's portfolio.