Designed by: PepsiCo Design & Innovation
Country: United States
Country: United States | Fonts used: FF Flightcase, unknown. See Stencil Antiqua Rough, distressed fonts
“AAAAAhh the story of this brand!!! For one of our Taiwanese clients some years ago we had to develop a brand incorporating his Anglicised name – Dennis (he liked MacDennis!!) We put our foot down and insisted on something vaguely authentic that has now become CLAN DENNY, though Dennis did not become a client, alas!”
Via Douglas Laing
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Designed by: PepsiCo Design & Innovation
Country: United States
Country: United States | Fonts used: FF Flightcase, unknown. See Stencil Antiqua Rough, distressed fonts
“AAAAAhh the story of this brand!!! For one of our Taiwanese clients some years ago we had to develop a brand incorporating his Anglicised name – Dennis (he liked MacDennis!!) We put our foot down and insisted on something vaguely authentic that has now become CLAN DENNY, though Dennis did not become a client, alas!”
Via Douglas Laing
