Custom Labels by Dale Nigel Goble

July 14, 2018 1 min read

In addition to our core JoieFarm and JoieFarm 'En Famille' wines, we have had the pleasure of working with Vancouver Island artist and designer, Dale Nigel Goble, on a series of labels for our limited release wines that elegantly capture the unique essence of each of our special projects: 2014 Viognier, 2016 Viognier, 2016 Syrah and Chic Fille.

JoieFarm Viognier JoieFarm Syrah JoieFarm Chic Fille

For the past 15 years, Dale Nigel Goble has been creating award-winning multidisciplinary work such as graphic design, illustration, paintings, screen prints, and sculptures. His artwork appears in private and corporate collections around the world, and has been featured in numerous design magazines, newspapers, television, print and digital media. Recent clients include Four Seasons Hotels and Resorts, the United Nations, and several other wonderful clients both large and small. Dale lives on Vancouver Island in Canada and is currently working on two children's books which will be available across North America in Fall 2019.

If you are on Vancouver Island, we encourage you to visit dngSTUDIO at 165 Station Street in Duncan, British Columbia. You can also visit him online at www.dngstudio.com and see his work on Instagram.

1 Response

Heather Brewer

July 15, 2018

It’s my honour to be a client and also a longtime collector of Dale’s work!

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