Designed by: PepsiCo Design & Innovation
Country: United States
Designed by Dustin Borowski | Country: Canada
“Sedo Tea is a fictional tea company dedicated to providing high quality, authentic taste to its patrons. The name Sedo is Latin for “to calm”. I created an illustrative logo with a rugged hand-made feel with offset colors that could be used over a large number of flavours and still keep a consistent feel. On each package there is a different traditional Indian textile that coincides with it’s flavour of tea.”
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Designed by: PepsiCo Design & Innovation
Country: United States
Designed by Dustin Borowski | Country: Canada
“Sedo Tea is a fictional tea company dedicated to providing high quality, authentic taste to its patrons. The name Sedo is Latin for “to calm”. I created an illustrative logo with a rugged hand-made feel with offset colors that could be used over a large number of flavours and still keep a consistent feel. On each package there is a different traditional Indian textile that coincides with it’s flavour of tea.”
