Designed by Julian Hrankov | Country: Germany
“Off. was developed as a concept buttermilk drink (with real vanilla) for Arla Foods.
Off. acts as a counterpart to the oversaturated market & philisophy of energy drinks/products. Instead of always pushing forward, Off. encourages the opposite, get offline, unplug. Take a little time off and recharge your batteries naturally, with the aid of Off.”
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Miller Brewing Company introduces Miller Extra Light, a rebranded version of Miller64, targeting the growing low-alcohol beer market with a focus on balance and moderation. Anne Pando, Director of Activation for Miller brands, highlights the shift, stating, “This isn’t just a packaging refresh – it’s a new opportunity for us,” emphasizing the strategic repositioning away from calories to low ABV content.
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Discover Steven Noble’s scratchboard woodcut style illustrations for Coca-Cola’s new line packaging labels. The vintage-inspired designs for flavors like California Raspberry and Georgia Peach are printed directly onto the glass bottles.
Milan-based creative branding firm, Robilant, collaborates with Argentina’s historic Catena winery to launch a visually compelling US ad campaign, celebrating 120 years of Malbec with rich storytelling and allegorical illustrations.
Explore the harmonious fusion of modern design and traditional Korean craftsmanship in KookSoonDang’s REA 2013 BORN premium distilled soju. The design carries a narrative and embodies Korean soju heritage.
Designed by: PepsiCo Design & Innovation
Country: United States
Designed by Julian Hrankov | Country: Germany
“Off. was developed as a concept buttermilk drink (with real vanilla) for Arla Foods.
Off. acts as a counterpart to the oversaturated market & philisophy of energy drinks/products. Instead of always pushing forward, Off. encourages the opposite, get offline, unplug. Take a little time off and recharge your batteries naturally, with the aid of Off.”
