Ned Wright produced these unique designs for Sohne Vineyards. The customized type really helps the bottles stand out from the plethora of wine options at your local liquor store.

Nice, clean, upscale design with a hint of Russian Constructivism for Kamouraska Vodka.

Designed by Nolin.

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“This is about authenticity & the personal touch. A shopping list on the back & easy to follow recipe complete the customer journey, assuring them that they can make it.”

Designed by Honey.

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This unique chocolate pie chart is produced by New York designers Mary Matson and Matt Even from Mary & Matt.

Thanks to Hans for alerting us to this great work.

“Estelle & Thild ecorganic baby care provides the first Ecocert certified range of baby care products to the Swedish market. A playful yet clean Scandinavian manner was applied on the packaging to appeal to aware parents with young children. The pattern of avacado leaves reappears throughout the Estelle & Thild profile, not only on the packages, as avacado oil is one of the most frequently used ingredients in the range. The pattern also symbolizes the natural origin of the products. The products are differentiated from eachother by the mild pastel colours, often associated with children’s products. Visually the product range stands out among its Swedish competitors.”

Designed by Dolhem Design.

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“A distinctive logo, clean graphics and subtle finishes (metallic, matte and gloss) project a credible and approachable line of convenient, revitalizing, premium towelettes.”

Designed by ToasT.

Beautiful, sleek and simple design by Arlo™.

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Beautiful work from Montreal based Nolin.

Nice work from Italian designer Giovanni Paletta.

“Cosmogel is a brand new Italian cosmetic company. Work developed teaming with the Eurika staff.”

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“The Lion Brewery, one of the oldest remaining breweries in Pennsylvania, tapped Little Big Brands to overhaul their signature Lionshead brand.

Lionshead, a popular East Coast college beer received a complete packaging makeover with authentic graphics, tongue-in-cheek neck labels (”The Best Head in Town”, “Light Beers Ahead”) and “paw holes” on the six-pack. Higher quality materials were sourced, while considering environmental impacts. The smaller labels, which use 40 percent less paper than previous labels, and unbleached kraft stock for baskets and cartons is truly something to roar about.”

“Lionshead was just good fun to work on. It’s a brand that doesn’t take itself too seriously and lends itself to creative thinking,” said John Nunziato, creative director, Little Big Brands.

“This redesign was about lightheartedly peeling back layers and viewing them through a youthful lens with an eye to bringing back the heritage, quality and quirkiness that the brewery has represented for more than 100 years,” said Ron Hammond, CEO, Lion Brewery. “We’re excited to introduce our new, improved brand to the world, and to continue restoring the brewery to its former glory.”

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