Every bake has a shape.
- Sold out by 11. Sorry. Not sorry.
- Three days. One croissant.
- The ninth is on us.
- Fresh out of the oven.
Cheerful on purpose.
An imagined all-day bakery: bread, pastries and coffee from seven, for locals and the office crowd. It needed to feel cheerful and generous without sliding into the cute, pastel look most bakeries share.
So we gave every product a simple shape, and let those shapes do the talking.
Concept project. Good Morning Bakery is an original fictional brand created by CVO Atlas to show its branding work. It is not a real business.

Two bakes in the middle of the word.
The O's in GOOD are a bun and a doughnut, drawn to sit exactly on the letters' centre line, so the word still reads at a glance.
Bake of the day.
The primary logo never changes. On short-lived pieces, such as social posts and chalkboards, the O's swap for the bake of the day.
Tomato, Butter, Cobalt.
Three loud primaries, a pistachio accent, a crust brown for text and a flour cream for paper.
Bricolage Grotesque · one family, three voices
Hot cross buns
Sourdough, every single day.
Extra-condensed heavy for shouting across the street. Semi-condensed bold for names. Regular for telling you what is in it.

Eight shapes, one system.
Each is a single colour with its detail cut out, so it works on any ground. They become menu icons, box patterns, price tags and loyalty stamps, so customers learn them without being taught.
Bun
Morning bun: cardamom, orange sugar.
From the box to the apron.
Pastry boxes, paper bags and cup sleeves wear the shape pattern. The menu board and price tags use the same icons. And the copy keeps it short: Sold out by 11. Sorry. Not sorry.



Packaging artwork: the pastry box lid, the paper bag and a price tag, shown as the finished pieces.
Collect all eight.





Packaging, shop signage, social templates, the tote and the apron show how far the identity can stretch. What each branding package includes is listed on our Branding page.
The rulebook.
A glimpse of the brand guidelines: how the logo, the shapes and the voice are used, so the bakery stays itself on every piece.






