Designed by: PepsiCo Design & Innovation
Country: United States
Designed by Jessica Keintz & Ross Bruggink | Country: United States
“Designed for Rise n’ Shiner, a partnered blend distributed by Equal Exchange and the Minnesota RollerGirls. As a food product the packaging had to appeal to consumers while maintaining a distinct RollerGirls quality. We took the common roller girl profile, a helmet with a star, and added a touch of vintage elegance.”
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Designed by: PepsiCo Design & Innovation
Country: United States
Designed by Jessica Keintz & Ross Bruggink | Country: United States
“Designed for Rise n’ Shiner, a partnered blend distributed by Equal Exchange and the Minnesota RollerGirls. As a food product the packaging had to appeal to consumers while maintaining a distinct RollerGirls quality. We took the common roller girl profile, a helmet with a star, and added a touch of vintage elegance.”
