Designed by: PepsiCo Design & Innovation
Country: United States
Designed by Aloof | Country: United Kingdom
“Branding and packaging design by Aloof for a new range of products for The White Company.
The ‘herbal range’ represents their most confident collection to date. Graphics, colours and print processes have been reduced to a minimum, with debossed-effect graphics forming part of the ceramic moulding of the products.”
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Manchester-based creative agency LOVE presents Wildmoor, a luxury blended Scotch whisky by William Grant & Sons. The modern, minimalist branding captures Scotland’s rugged beauty, creating a unique and contemporary aesthetic for whisky enthusiasts.
“Bloody Drinks” captures attention with its bold design and bespoke typography by Glaswegian agency, Freytag Anderson. The dynamic brand identity exudes provocative charm, perfect for their range of ready-to-drink alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages.
In celebration of the Year of the Dragon, Leo Burnett Singapore and Beam Suntory have unveiled a new, special edition packaging for Bowmore® Islay Single Malt Scotch Whiskey. The design is a striking visualization of a determined carp’s journey of transformation into a powerful dragon.
This concept by Joost Identities underlies the redesigned packaging for Sundrop Raisins. In this design, the grape acts as the central point
“Studio Guild crafted a bespoke, premium packaging for Granjoux’s rejuvenated vineyard. The design uses heat deboss, sculptured embossed foiling, rooftop emboss typography, and a modern coat of arms logo to tell the vineyard’s unique story.”
Designed by: PepsiCo Design & Innovation
Country: United States
Designed by Aloof | Country: United Kingdom
“Branding and packaging design by Aloof for a new range of products for The White Company.
The ‘herbal range’ represents their most confident collection to date. Graphics, colours and print processes have been reduced to a minimum, with debossed-effect graphics forming part of the ceramic moulding of the products.”
