Iso Rabins

Wild food, close to home

forageSF

Wild food classes, dinners and a business built around helping people get to know the place they live through what grows there.

Founder. Brand, language and creative direction.

Visit the website
forageSF website, with its wild food headline and photographs of real classes in the Bay Area.
WebsiteforageSF.com · October 2026.

My approach

If you’ve never been foraging, you probably want to know where we’re going and what we might find. I put that on the flyer. The class photos show what a day out with us looks like.

Press and numbers

What it needed to do

Foraging can sound obscure or intimidating. Someone should be able to look at the site and understand what they’ll learn, where they’ll go, and how to join.

The design decisions

What happens on a wild food walk?

The original flyer lists the walks. The class page shows people out gathering food together.

The language

Wild food foraging in the Bay Area.

Private events. It’ll be a great day.

More of the work

Original Wild Food Walks flyer, organized into plant, seafood and mushroom classes.
FlyerOriginal flyer by Iso · Historical class and contact details.

Logo and colors

The logo

forageSF logo from the original flyer: a stamped lowercase forage wordmark with an oyster, mushroom, berry and plant crossed beside it.
Logo as it appears on the original flyer.

The colors

  • Cream#FDF4D7
  • Rust#955339
  • Ink#1E1A11

Sampled from the live site.

Credits & context

I founded forageSF. This is an early flyer. The current classes are on forageSF.com.