Designed by Pearlfisher | Country: United Kingdom
“Task: New brand creation, developing a new lifestyle concept that elevates the Jamie Oliver experience from the kitchen to the home. Scope: Strategy, logo, brand identity, corporate identity, structural design, design of over 170 SKUs, secondary packaging, tone of voice, naming, pack and web copy.”
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Midday Studio reimagines the brand identity and packaging design for Republic Restoratives, the largest women-owned, crowd-funded distillery in the US, amplifying their disruptive and outspokenly American spirit.
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Explore the creative journey behind the Klinger Distillery’s logo, a symbol inspired by its iconic copper Alembic stills. Discover the blend of modernity and vintage elegance that forms the design of their unique gin bottle.
Designed by: PepsiCo Design & Innovation
Country: United States
Designed by Pearlfisher | Country: United Kingdom
“Task: New brand creation, developing a new lifestyle concept that elevates the Jamie Oliver experience from the kitchen to the home. Scope: Strategy, logo, brand identity, corporate identity, structural design, design of over 170 SKUs, secondary packaging, tone of voice, naming, pack and web copy.”
