Golden Gate Whisky Labels

Golden Gate Whisky creates spirits using locally- and sustainably-sourced organic and ancient grains. The company works out of Arizona and California, and is currently developing new spirits for which I am designing labels and writing label copy.

This label is for a whisky made from local malted barley and rye that combines American and Japanese whisky distilling methods and characteristics. The label design uses my take on the Japanese yokai (spirit/monster) Amabie, a creature that comes out
The back label of the Amabie/M.01XX whisky, bringing in elements from the front.
This whisky is made with blue and white heirloom corn, and is being distilled in collaboration with a shop that makes and sell denim. The logo design creates a 3:1 right-handed warp-faced twill from corn, the most common type of twill used in indigo-
Back label for Warp & Weft.
This is a working label for an upcoming whisky made with ancient corn species grown in the Southwestern U.S. I used the idea of the Gumyocho yokai (Japanese monster/spirit), a two-headed bird with Buddhist roots that represents interconnectedness; t
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