
A logo is the visible face of a complex communication system that defines a brand. In the case of a restaurant, that can include not only the unique flavors it offers in its dishes, but also less obvious details like the music, the decoration, and the uniforms of the staff.
In this course, explore the many brand expressions that can exist within a food or restaurant project alongside Vicky González, founder of the branding and brand strategy studio VVORKROOM. Learn to develop different graphic applications in a way that communicates a coherent concept without being repetitive.
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Start the course by getting to know a little about how VVORKROOM came to be. Vicky shows you the different people and places that have influenced her work and professional life.
Discover what a complete identity project is, also known as a 360° experience. Vicky explains the importance of understanding the context, the concept, the target, and the type of food and drinks offered. She teaches you why success can’t be determined by simply being fashionable, trendy, or beautiful.
Learn the possibilities for giving the project personality, from obvious design choices like the menu, uniforms, and decor, to the not-so-obvious ones like the space’s sounds and smells.
See how to create a unique experience by taking care of every detail and learning to answer simple but important questions like: Are there tablecloths in your restaurant? Are the napkins made of cloth or paper? Are orders taken at the counter or do they serve you at the table? Is there Wi-Fi?
Begin to define your project by understanding your client and, above all else, your client's client. Put yourself in the diner's place to contemplate what their needs and expectations are, including possible frustrations.
Having gathered all this information, discover how to design a coherent system for communicating the brand concept.
Finally, Vicky gives you some tips for taking your final project even further and using it to impress potential clients.
Develop a complete branding project for a restaurant or bar—from the initial concept to the final applications, including a logo, a mood board of the interior, and a definition of the complete experience.

Designers, students, and entrepreneurs who want to learn about the design and creation of visual identities for bars and restaurants.
You will need some knowledge of graphic design and a computer with design software like Adobe Illustrator, InDesign, or Photoshop installed.

very interesting course!
Me ha encantado. Muy alineado a lo que estoy trabajando actualmente
Evet tavsiye ederim çünkü tam aradığım şey
Un curso hermoso, sensible y lleno de inspiración. La profe transmite con pasión su amor por el mundo gourmet y el diseño. Excelente contenido.
Me gustó muchísimo la manera de llevarte de la mano en el por qué y para qué de cada concepto. No soy marketer ni estoy enfocada precisamente a diseño en restaurantes, pero también estos conceptos son aplicables a cualquier rubro.
Introduction
What is an identity project?
Composition of the final project
Let's do it
Postproduction: Our most important differentiator
Final project
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Yes, this course is aimed at designers with some background who want to deepen their skills in branding, visual identity, and multisensory experiences applied to the food industry.
Basic experience in graphic design and familiarity with tools like Illustrator and InDesign is recommended to get the most out of the content and hands-on activities.
You’ll learn how to create brand identities, design menus and uniforms, apply multisensory strategies, and adapt concepts to cultural and functional contexts in gastronomic projects.
You’ll need a Mac or PC, access to programs like Adobe Illustrator and InDesign, plus basic materials for sketching and mood boards.
Yes, the course includes modules on designing and presenting printed portfolios to professionally showcase your gastronomic branding proposals.
Yes, you’ll learn to develop effective mood boards, select urban and architectural visual references, and apply them to restaurant brand concepts.
The course explains how to choose Pantone, CMYK, and RGB colors, as well as criteria for selecting fonts that reinforce the restaurant’s visual identity.