Designed by Bob Studio | Country: Greece
“Brand and packaging design for LIA extra virgin olive oil producing company.
The logo refers to the traditional way and means used to produce olive oil. Multiplying the logo creates a pattern, also used to decorate the packaging, that resembles ways used to decorate objects in older eras, bringing out the place’s great cultural history.”
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Designed by: PepsiCo Design & Innovation
Country: United States
Designed by Bob Studio | Country: Greece
“Brand and packaging design for LIA extra virgin olive oil producing company.
The logo refers to the traditional way and means used to produce olive oil. Multiplying the logo creates a pattern, also used to decorate the packaging, that resembles ways used to decorate objects in older eras, bringing out the place’s great cultural history.”
