Designed by: PepsiCo Design & Innovation
Country: United States

Great Divide Brewing Co.

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Designed by Cultivator Advertising & Design | Country: United States | Fonts used: Knockout, Freehand 521

Brief: Convey superior quality, hand-crafted beers. Original: Mixed letter sizes suggest too casual approach to brewing. Individual beer icons, including mountain biker, rock climber, skier, are Colorado cliches. Redesign strategy: Overall block letter identity implies unapologetic, strong-flavored brewing style. Within overall line, individual beers are characterized by whimsical, cutout silhouettes.”

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Great Divide Brewing Co.

great_divide1

great_divide1

Designed by Cultivator Advertising & Design | Country: United States | Fonts used: Knockout, Freehand 521

Brief: Convey superior quality, hand-crafted beers. Original: Mixed letter sizes suggest too casual approach to brewing. Individual beer icons, including mountain biker, rock climber, skier, are Colorado cliches. Redesign strategy: Overall block letter identity implies unapologetic, strong-flavored brewing style. Within overall line, individual beers are characterized by whimsical, cutout silhouettes.”

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