Designed by: PepsiCo Design & Innovation
Country: United States
Designed by Niedermeier Design | Country: United States
“With summertime approaching, Leatherback wanted to create a self-promotional piece advertising the purchase of a new printing press and the expansion of their production capabilities. Having a sweet tooth of their own, the owners liked the idea of sending out nostalgic candy in small gift boxes. On a slow Tuesday afternoon, who doesn’t like a little something sweet to help get them through the rest of the day?”
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Designed by: PepsiCo Design & Innovation
Country: United States
Designed by Niedermeier Design | Country: United States
“With summertime approaching, Leatherback wanted to create a self-promotional piece advertising the purchase of a new printing press and the expansion of their production capabilities. Having a sweet tooth of their own, the owners liked the idea of sending out nostalgic candy in small gift boxes. On a slow Tuesday afternoon, who doesn’t like a little something sweet to help get them through the rest of the day?”
