Designed by: PepsiCo Design & Innovation
Country: United States
Designed by Umbra Design Studio | Country: Ukraine
“A new beer brand from Kalush Brewery (1565) designed by Umbra Design Studio. Our first project with the brewery was the design for Kaluskie Exportowe which has a very traditional, and vintage design. This new line of beer needed to be more contemporary, and appeal to younger beer drinkers.”
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Milan-based creative branding firm, Robilant, collaborates with Argentina’s historic Catena winery to launch a visually compelling US ad campaign, celebrating 120 years of Malbec with rich storytelling and allegorical illustrations.
“Developing Living Things packaging involved multiple design stages, feedback, and refinement. With extensive market research, collaboration with brand strategist Jose Debate and design agency Studio Nari, we created a strong, recognizable brand identity appealing to health-conscious, trend-setting millennials and Gen Z.”
Stckmn crafted ‘The Only Drop,’ a unique whisky packaging celebrating liquid and cask unity. Featuring handcrafted paper pulp sculptures and transparent bottle designs, the project fetched £18,750 at auction, aiding Scottish youth.
Rock Stock by Liana Bubnova combines rock music aesthetics with culinary appeal, featuring AI-generated and hand-drawn animals in leather jackets. The grunge-styled packaging for beef, chicken, and rabbit stocks stands out with vivid, taste-specific colors.
Introducing Ricard’s Summer 2024 limited edition bottle, a vibrant blend of retro and geometric styles by Lonsdale. Celebrating French culture, this design honors founder Paul Ricard’s avant-garde spirit from 1932.
Designed by: PepsiCo Design & Innovation
Country: United States
Designed by Umbra Design Studio | Country: Ukraine
“A new beer brand from Kalush Brewery (1565) designed by Umbra Design Studio. Our first project with the brewery was the design for Kaluskie Exportowe which has a very traditional, and vintage design. This new line of beer needed to be more contemporary, and appeal to younger beer drinkers.”
