Branding
Roasta
A Beit Sahour cafe drawn by hand, with a mascot that can carry a cup, a bag or a whole campaign.
- Client
- Roasta
- Year
- 2026
- Disciplines
- Branding, Reels & Video
Specialty coffee, fresh food, good company.
Roasta is a cafe in Beit Sahour, and the identity had to feel like the room it lives in: casual, warm, and made by people rather than by a template.
We built it on a naive drawing language. Simple forms, bold colour contrast, and hand-drawn lines that never quite sit straight. At the centre is a mascot with a personality of its own, drawn across a run of poses and expressions so it can turn up on a cup, a bag, a sign or a campaign and still read as the same character.
From there we ran the social: menu promotions, seasonal campaigns and everyday posts that keep the same hand.
Branding
The brand book: the hand-drawn bilingual wordmark, the colour system, the type pairing and the mascot carried onto cups, bags, aprons and signage.
7 pages, stacked. Drag the top one aside to reach the next.
Reels & video
Short form motion for the feed.






