Brigham's Bombs
Brigham's Bombs
Brigham's Bombs
2026
2026
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Food & Beverage
Food & Beverage
INTRODUCTION
INTRODUCTION
Brigham's Bombs started as a bacon-wrapped meat spot out of Brigham City, Utah. The name had a concept already baked in — explosive flavor, dangerous energy, impossible to take too seriously. The existing identity wasn't using any of it. Busy without saying anything. Hard to even tell what they sold.
Brigham's Bombs started as a bacon-wrapped meat spot out of Brigham City, Utah. The name had a concept already baked in — explosive flavor, dangerous energy, impossible to take too seriously. The existing identity wasn't using any of it. Busy without saying anything. Hard to even tell what they sold.
THE CHALLENGE
THE CHALLENGE
No personality in the original identity. A basic typeface, visual clutter, and nothing that anchored what the brand actually was. "Brigham's Bombs" is already doing a lot of work — the identity just needed to show up for it.
No personality in the original identity. A basic typeface, visual clutter, and nothing that anchored what the brand actually was. "Brigham's Bombs" is already doing a lot of work — the identity just needed to show up for it.
BOOST YOUR BRAND
BOOST YOUR
BRAND
BOOST YOUR
BRAND
THE SOLUTION
THE SOLUTION
The bomb was already in the name. We made it the whole identity. A spiky, high-energy logo mark gives the brand something instantly recognizable — the kind of mark that works on a sauce bottle, a billboard, or a badge. From there, the weapons-and-flavor puns wrote themselves: "Armed and Flavourous." "This isn't a drill." "Smoke 'em if you got 'em." Red and cream keep it bold without tipping into chaos. Out-of-home mockups push the concept to scale — easy to imagine Brigham's Bombs anywhere it would earn a second look.
The bomb was already in the name. We made it the whole identity. A spiky, high-energy logo mark gives the brand something instantly recognizable — the kind of mark that works on a sauce bottle, a billboard, or a badge. From there, the weapons-and-flavor puns wrote themselves: "Armed and Flavourous." "This isn't a drill." "Smoke 'em if you got 'em." Red and cream keep it bold without tipping into chaos. Out-of-home mockups push the concept to scale — easy to imagine Brigham's Bombs anywhere it would earn a second look.
THE RESULTS
THE RESULTS
An independent concept project on a real business. No brief, no client — just a brand that needed to look like itself, and an identity built to do exactly that. A name this good deserved an identity that could carry it. Now it has one.
