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East Side Bitter

March 17, 2013 | 2 Comments

“R&B Brewing is one of Vancouver’s original East Van micro breweries, predating the current trend by almost two decades. Partners Rick (“R”) and Barry (“B”) asked St. Bernadine to help with a packaging redesign, initiated by the move from 650mL bottles to a standard 341mL 6-pack format.

The design language is inspired by R&B’s resolutely hand crafted product – as such, every element on the packaging is rendered by hand, including the bar code. Bold silhouette key illustrations take their cues from the beers’ quirky naming conventions, and strong colours aid standout and shelf blocking. Key brand story elements, hand rendered in expressive type, and additional varietal information, like IBU scale, boil information, aging temperature, hop and barley type and mix all support R&B’s independent, craft positioning.”

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Raven Cream Ale

March 17, 2013 | No Comments

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Og

March 11, 2013 | 1 Comment

“Og is a sub-brand of Golan Brewerry specializes in limited edition seasonal local premium beer.”

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Equator Beer

March 7, 2013 | 4 Comments

“In the run up to the summer (in Australia), Equator Design’s beer was a small production run of home brew style Pale Ale which we brewed ourselves in our Sydney Office to distribute to our clients. The objective of the beer was to create a beer that not only encapsulated everything that we as an agency are about but to ‘create an impression’ with our current and prospect clients. We decided to do just that with the labels, deboss them to ‘create an impression’ on the thick stock through a local printing firm’s letterpress machine.

The bottle case’s were lovingly crafted by our very own Studio Manager (Master Brewer), Peter Bradley who is a genius when it comes to making anything from native Australian wood. He spent weeks producing a number of boxes which in turn created massive impact when they were distributed to our clients.

So many of our client briefs of recent are requiring us to engage the ‘five senses’ when defining our creative approach to the design briefs. Tactility or touch was key to this self initiated brief and the label demonstrates that the sense of touch is also vital when considering the path to purchase for consumers. Executed well tactility can add perceived value and indeed add to the overall brand experience.

The 5% Pale Ale is perfect for a late spring session anticipating the warm summer months just around the corner…”

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Omission

March 7, 2013 | 1 Comment

“With Celiac disease affecting at least 1 in 100 Americans, many beer drinkers are forced to pass up their favorite beverage due to dietary restrictions. To address this problem, Craft Brew Alliance approached brand design firm Hornall Anderson to help them launch Omission—the first craft beer brand in the U.S. focused exclusively on brewing great tasting beer with traditional beer ingredients—including malted barley—specially crafted to remove gluten.

Playing off of Omission’s messaging, the Hornall Anderson creative team developed the tagline, “it isn’t just what we took out; it’s what we left in.” They then designed tongue-in-cheek illustrations that reflect the “removal of gluten” (or in the case of the on-pack design, removing the “O” to reveal the word “mission”) without omitting great taste. This is whimsically demonstrated by enlisting a variety of vehicles such as a UFO, bird, helicopter, hot airballoon, magnet, and magic wand.”

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Bob Studio’s Original Super Beer

February 27, 2013 | 1 Comment

“A special packaging design for the ‘Super Beer Tournament’, the 1st foosball tournament of last season that took place in Bob Studio, in October.

The enthused participants had the chance to enjoy great homemade beer and 5 hours of pure sportsmanship, while in the end they got to take home with them the 100 screen-printed glass jars, along with additional material, like t-shirts and posters. The Super Beer was brewed and bottled in Zafir Beer home brewery.”

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Modern Times Beer

February 22, 2013 | No Comments

“Austin-based branding and design firm Helms Workshop is proud to unveil the results of their latest client collaboration with Modern Times Beer: a stunningly gorgeous can design that will represent the California-based brewery on retail shelves in 2013.

“From the moment I started working on Modern Times, I knew I wanted packaging as magnificent as the beer I planned to put in it. So I went out and hired a design ninja to craft the cans,” says Jacob McKean, owner of Modern Times Beer. The result is “so devastatingly tasteful, a koozie would be a crime!”

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Hornstull Honey Amber

February 4, 2013 | No Comments

“Hornstull Brewing Society is a dedicated group of people with small egos and big dreams. Together, they are united by their love of beer and Hornstull.

Hornstull Honey Amber is their bottled tribute to Hornstull, a neighbourhood in southern Stockholm, Sweden. The beer has a special character, unique blend and unpolished qualities. Just like the area itself.

It’s an amber ale with honey from a local beehive, brewed by Pangpang Brewery exclusively for Hornstull Brewing Society.”

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Trophy Beer

January 21, 2013 | 3 Comments

“Hunting is one of the oldest human instincts. Do not restrain yourself. Let’s go into the wild. Ignite your hunting passion and feel the rush of adrenaline. Track down a prey. Get your trophy.”

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Student Work – Alexander Kischenko

January 19, 2013 | 9 Comments

“The task was to create a package design using only typography. I decided to create a packaging for a Swiss beer from Helvetica province brewery. So the font choice was pretty obvious.

The large numeral identifies the alcohol percentage in the beer, and the can color tells about a beer type – lager or stout.”

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