Designed by: PepsiCo Design & Innovation
Country: United States
Designed by Adrian Gilling | Country: United States
“The Elegant Barber is an identity and packaging concept for a classic men’s barber shop and line of products. Through the use of a simple die-cut and pattern, customers get to experience the movement of the barber pole with each purchase and/or trip to the shop.”
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Discover i-distilling’s new French spritz, a twist on Italian aperitifs with a unique seaside influence. Immerse in the oceanic aroma of immortelle flower, presented in a double-sided printed label.
The “Zafferano del Re” logo features a contemporary depiction of King Alaric’s face framed within an irregular circle, evoking the design of ancient gold coins. Each package enhances this historical connection with a treasure map included inside, tying back to the legend of Alaric’s buried treasure.
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Designer Tom Lane, AKA Ginger Monkey, crafts an evocative branding for Doc Brown Farm & Distillers, drawing on traditional Georgian farming and distilling heritage for its bourbon whiskeys, Effie Jewel and Uncle Bogue.
Designed by: PepsiCo Design & Innovation
Country: United States
Designed by Adrian Gilling | Country: United States
“The Elegant Barber is an identity and packaging concept for a classic men’s barber shop and line of products. Through the use of a simple die-cut and pattern, customers get to experience the movement of the barber pole with each purchase and/or trip to the shop.”
