Science never ceases to amaze us. Beer never ceases to please us.
Meet the combination of those two.
Evodia Bio, based in Copenhagen, Denmark, is a bio-industrial company creating natural, sustainable aromas and flavours. With attention to detail and fresh thinking, this project brings a sustainable perspective to beer production. And we approached the design with very much the same philosophy.
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Using disruptive yeast-based technology, the company focuses on supplying the food and beverage industry with aromas that elevate the tasting experience.
Given that traditional hop farming consumes large amounts of water and has a high CO2 footprint, Evodia Bio is not only enhancing non-alcoholic beer; using science, they are doing so in a more sustainable way.
Evodia Bio recently received funding support from the BioInnovation Institute, a Novo Nordisk Foundation initiative.
Evodia is the Greek word for fragrance.
We wanted a strong logo that mirrors the ethereal nature of an aroma while honouring the solid scientific background of this innovative enterprise.
Our design is a bold curve that recalls both the form of the DNA helix and the graphic illustration of the sense of smell. The visual branding is framed by custom iconography, matching the brand’s needs while also narrating the production process and the products’ special characteristics.
Evodia Bio’s applications include promotional material and stationery.
We chose a colour palette of bluish purple and green hues, referencing the scientific nature of the project.
Last but not least, we were entrusted with creating their very first product logo, Yops. The inspiration lies in the characteristic shape of yeast cells forming the letter Y.
Last but not least, we were entrusted with creating their very first product logo, Yops. The inspiration lies in the characteristic shape of yeast cells forming the letter Y.
TESTI MONIALS
TESTIMONIALS
Sotirios Kampranis
Professor of Biochemical Engineering at UCPH, leading the Biochemical Engineering Group, and scientific co-founder of EvodiaBio
Science, Copenhagen, Denmark / May 20, 2023
"Working with Lazy snail made it much easier to communicate the science and business case to both scientific and non-expert audiences."
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Science never ceases to amaze us. Beer never ceases to please us.
Meet the combination of those two.
Evodia Bio, based in Copenhagen, Denmark, is a bio-industrial company creating natural, sustainable aromas and flavours. With attention to detail and fresh thinking, this project brings a sustainable perspective to beer production. And we approached the design with very much the same philosophy.
Using disruptive yeast-based technology, the company focuses on supplying the food and beverage industry with aromas that elevate the tasting experience.
Given that traditional hop farming consumes large amounts of water and has a high CO2 footprint, Evodia Bio is not only enhancing non-alcoholic beer; using science, they are doing so in a more sustainable way.
Evodia Bio recently received funding support from the BioInnovation Institute, a Novo Nordisk Foundation initiative.
Evodia is the Greek word for fragrance.
We wanted a strong logo that mirrors the ethereal nature of an aroma while honouring the solid scientific background of this innovative enterprise.
Our design is a bold curve that recalls both the form of the DNA helix and the graphic illustration of the sense of smell. The visual branding is framed by custom iconography, matching the brand’s needs while also narrating the production process and the products’ special characteristics.
Evodia Bio’s applications include promotional material and stationery.
We chose a colour palette of bluish purple and green hues, referencing the scientific nature of the project.
Last but not least, we were entrusted with creating their very first product logo, Yops. The inspiration lies in the characteristic shape of yeast cells forming the letter Y.
Last but not least, we were entrusted with creating their very first product logo, Yops. The inspiration lies in the characteristic shape of yeast cells forming the letter Y.
TESTI MONIALS
TESTIMONIALS
Sotirios Kampranis
Professor of Biochemical Engineering at UCPH, leading the Biochemical Engineering Group, and scientific co-founder of EvodiaBio
Science, Copenhagen, Denmark / May 20, 2023
"Working with Lazy snail made it much easier to communicate the science and business case to both scientific and non-expert audiences."