Designed by: PepsiCo Design & Innovation
Country: United States
Designed by Stoere Binken Design | Country: The Netherlands
“Glow is a brand of RC car fuel from Jonker BV. Where Tornado is their premium brand, Glow is a price fighter and because of this we decided to use plastic bottles.
The logotype is very strong and explicit. It has three different number combinations, indicating the nitro percentage in each fuel. Diagonal lines were used to make the labels dynamic and give a sense of speed.”
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Designed by: PepsiCo Design & Innovation
Country: United States
Designed by Stoere Binken Design | Country: The Netherlands
“Glow is a brand of RC car fuel from Jonker BV. Where Tornado is their premium brand, Glow is a price fighter and because of this we decided to use plastic bottles.
The logotype is very strong and explicit. It has three different number combinations, indicating the nitro percentage in each fuel. Diagonal lines were used to make the labels dynamic and give a sense of speed.”
