Designed by Atolón de Mororoa | Country: Uruguay
“The project involved the redesign of four lines of products for Belco. There was a need to update their image to bring it in line with their current product. We created a color identification system with a simple design that would be easily recognizable by both sellers and buyers. To highlight the properties of each product we worked in an iconography disposed in a secondary reading.”
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Designed by: PepsiCo Design & Innovation
Country: United States
Designed by Atolón de Mororoa | Country: Uruguay
“The project involved the redesign of four lines of products for Belco. There was a need to update their image to bring it in line with their current product. We created a color identification system with a simple design that would be easily recognizable by both sellers and buyers. To highlight the properties of each product we worked in an iconography disposed in a secondary reading.”
