Following the rebranding of their champagne by us, Florence and Julien entrusted us with the creation of their flask of Ratafia, an artisanal amber (Chardonnay) or rosé (Pinot noir) spirit derived from champagne. A Peaky Blinders-style creation screen-printed directly on the glass in the Champagne brand's emblematic greige.
In 1881, the Monéger distillery was founded. In 2023, the identity is revised by the real thing. It will be derived from the brand's archives and the bottle of Goudron Monéger, the company's emblematic liqueur.
Creation of visuals in colored pencil to illustrate gentian root and the future "Tar" made from maritime pine sap.
With over 24 references, this distillery needed to clarify its offering. We designed a double label - brand on top, flavour on the bottom - to simplify, distinguish and optimize their product range.
Filon is a gourmet caterer that cooks good, ethical, homemade food. We created an F monogram for them, to accompany the architecture of the brand's furnishings, locations and proximity supports. Initially a delivery-only offer - starter, main course and dessert menus in 2 recycled cardboard bowls - Filon has since opened company restaurants in Paris and the Paris region.
We work with commissioned architects to design the first corner, including signage.
Summer 2024, True Studio is asked to imagine the identity of a high-end olive oil brand. We're proud of the name we came up with: Olearius. Since then, we've been working alongside the founder as creative directors for everything Olearius needs in terms of art direction, photography and communications.
Creation of visuals for brand communication. The two iconic worlds in studio and lifestyle for instagram
ŏlĕārĭus o.leˈaː.ri.us : Derived from "oleum" (oil) with the suffix "-arius" (one who makes), olearius means oil maker, oil manufacturer or oil merchant
Ange-Joseph Aubert, jeweler to the King and Marie-Antoinette, is reborn as A-J AUBERT. vrai studio rethinks the identity: an anglicized name, carefully framed period paintings, a palette of blues and russets enhanced with hot gold. A contemporary identity, faithful to the mischievous elegance of the Versailles of 1773.
© Florence Valencourt / Original Soundtrack
Creation of visuals for the brand's communication. Jewelry and roses, Marie-Antoinette's favorite flowers
To capture the soul of 1773, the shoot took place at the Musée Lambinet, a discreet showcase for the forgotten Versailles. Michaela Frino lent her mischievous hand to accompany the brand. Video : Mathieu Palacin
Florence and Julien Marcoult are independent winegrowers rooted in their land and their values. Driven by the desire to reveal themselves fully, they entrust us with their name, their history and their vision. Since 2021, united by a taste for the real thing, we've been working with them...
Our mission: to make the brand visible in a highly competitive environment. The keys to this identity: strong, contrasting colors, vineyard green and chalk greige; clear labelling with a neat hierarchy of information.
