Designed by: PepsiCo Design & Innovation
Country: United States
Designed by Dynamo | Country: Canada
“The textured, principal poster-esque woodtype captures a raw, farming spirit that is inherent to winemaking, but it’s vertical application creates a bit of irreverence that is also part of Creekside’s innovative DNA. This vertical treatment also alludes to a notion of quality, and reads easily when placed in a “cellared” position lying on it’s side, and grabs important shelf attention at retail.”
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Explore Fen & Field’s grain-to-glass spirits brought to life by SingleDouble’s design, encapsulating the distiller’s vision of honesty and quality. The design relates to the distillery’s location and spirit-making process.
“Naked Life Spirits’ non-alcoholic cocktails are showcased in a captivating series of images. The minimalist compositions and dreamy lighting reflect the brand’s commitment to elegance and authenticity, offering consumers aspirational, sophisticated alternatives.”
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Designed by: PepsiCo Design & Innovation
Country: United States
Designed by Dynamo | Country: Canada
“The textured, principal poster-esque woodtype captures a raw, farming spirit that is inherent to winemaking, but it’s vertical application creates a bit of irreverence that is also part of Creekside’s innovative DNA. This vertical treatment also alludes to a notion of quality, and reads easily when placed in a “cellared” position lying on it’s side, and grabs important shelf attention at retail.”
