Designed by: PepsiCo Design & Innovation
Country: United States
Designed by VSA Partners | Country: United States
“VSA Recently put on a Valentine’s day exhibition in collaboration with NYC based artist, Stephen Antonson. For the show we worked with Chelsea Brewing Company to produce a custom names and packaged ale for the show — a sort of macabre wink to the theme of the show. We also produced postcards to go along with the whole package we sent out to guests that couldn’t make it for the night of the show.”
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Designed by: PepsiCo Design & Innovation
Country: United States
Designed by VSA Partners | Country: United States
“VSA Recently put on a Valentine’s day exhibition in collaboration with NYC based artist, Stephen Antonson. For the show we worked with Chelsea Brewing Company to produce a custom names and packaged ale for the show — a sort of macabre wink to the theme of the show. We also produced postcards to go along with the whole package we sent out to guests that couldn’t make it for the night of the show.”
