Rootline

Urban farming and agritech is a visually predictable category. Most brands lean into clean sans-serif wordmarks, green gradients, and lab-grade photography. The result: a sea of companies that look interchangeable to anyone outside the industry. I wanted to build the opposite. A brand for an urban farming company that draws from streetwear, heritage workwear, and produce-stand signage — the categories urban farming actually overlaps with culturally, even if the design language rarely reflects it.
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Rootline
Client
Concept
Date
May 13
Category
Conceptual
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A brand for an urban farming company that draws from streetwear, heritage workwear, and produce-stand signage
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Canvas
/2026
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/ 2025
Close-up of textured black sand with subtle wave-like patterns and small sparkling grains.
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