Designed by: PepsiCo Design & Innovation
Country: United States
Country: United States | Fonts used: FF Flightcase, unknown. See Stencil Antiqua Rough, distressed fonts
“AAAAAhh the story of this brand!!! For one of our Taiwanese clients some years ago we had to develop a brand incorporating his Anglicised name – Dennis (he liked MacDennis!!) We put our foot down and insisted on something vaguely authentic that has now become CLAN DENNY, though Dennis did not become a client, alas!”
Via Douglas Laing
Get the latest packaging design inspiration in your inbox:
“BrewBeak Beer Series Packaging Design artfully fuses craftsmanship and art, reflecting the brand’s philosophy and the beauty of nature. Through minimalist design and bird-themed illustrations, each package uniquely represents different beer varieties, creating a memorable and sophisticated brand identity.”
Discover the story behind UK baking staple Lyle’s Golden Syrup’s logo redesign. After nearly 140 years featuring a dead lion swarmed by bees, the brand has introduced a more subtle lion’s head for its plastic syrup and dessert bottles.
Explore the innovative packaging design of Teeling Whiskey Crystal Malt. A dark screen printed bottle with a Marque™ aluminum label, textural dimension, and a seamless diamond pattern, embodies the brand’s commitment to unconventional expressions.
Discover My Healing Kit, a superfood powder packaging design by Creativebydefinition, fuses nature’s healing power with tradition and healthy products, using hand-drawn illustrations and an organic color pallet for a premium audience.
Discover how the linguistic legacy is explored through packaging design – a profound concept rooted in tradition and wisdom, transcending language barriers, fostering unity, and represented through Armenian calligraphy and intricate patterns.
Designed by: PepsiCo Design & Innovation
Country: United States
Country: United States | Fonts used: FF Flightcase, unknown. See Stencil Antiqua Rough, distressed fonts
“AAAAAhh the story of this brand!!! For one of our Taiwanese clients some years ago we had to develop a brand incorporating his Anglicised name – Dennis (he liked MacDennis!!) We put our foot down and insisted on something vaguely authentic that has now become CLAN DENNY, though Dennis did not become a client, alas!”
Via Douglas Laing
