Wildhen are a creative studio based in Melbourne, Australia, creating visual solutions for brands through identity, art direction, digital and packaging design. Their branding for Mexican restaurant Fonda consists of brightly coloured blocky shapes with an inviting, retro twist, communicating appealing eats in a fun environment. The vibrant, contemporary designs feature on the company’s menus, packaging and corporate stationary, in addition to its own interior, which has a similar feel.
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