Branding: Woven Stars Farm
/Farming regeneratively is a mission I am learning more and more about from many of my farm clients, and it’s very exciting to hear all the different approaches, methods, and philosophies they’re exploring in support of a better future. The why and how of farming are becoming more important than ever, as we start to better understand how it all affects the land and our environment. This is so critical for all of us.
Woven Stars Farm in Ghent, NY has focused on regenerative farming from the beginning. They specialize in pasture raised meats and eggs, and emphasize rotational grazing as a means of keeping their livestock and the land happy and healthy. I found our Discovery conversation to be particularly inspiring, as Lizzie and Emerson explained the interconnectivity of all living things on their farm and how they work to best support those relationships - from the soil, to the microorganisms, to the plants, to the animals, to the people who eat, all the way to the cosmos. Hence the name - Woven Stars. Talk about an authentic brand! I loved it.
Interconnectivity was a concept I really wanted to get across in the logo design and branding, and give some visual representation to the connections and interdependencies that this farm has been built around.
The primary logo addressed that by bringing in a variety of animals from the farm - cow, sheep, pig, chicken, and faithful guard dog. Woven Stars Farm is known for their incredible working Great Pyrenees, who keep careful, constant watch over the livestock. They’re all intertwined beneath the shade of a big farm tree, twinkling stars above. It’s all connected.
We carried this theme across a few versatile secondary logos…
Created a tagline to fully communicate their approach to regenerative agriculture…
and a few other elements to help tell the fully tell the story of all this farm has to offer. I love this CSA badge in particular - Woven Stars is known for their amazing meat CSA.
We also designed a label for their egg cartons. We really wanted this to stand out on the shelf, and fully embrace the new branding. We went for a label that covered the full length, and again celebrates that theme of interconnectivity.
Woven Stars has been busy applying their branding to all elements of their farm this season, and it’s been so fun to see it come to life. I just got a hat in the mail!!
This one was a true pleasure to work on, and a story I was happy to help tell. Work like this is the future of farming, and it is so inspiring to see it in the hands of people like Lizzie and Emerson, who care so deeply for their land, their animals, and their community. Thanks Woven Stars Farm!