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Steven Noble illustrates the new Kraken Rum label, “The Kraken vs. Sydney,” featuring the Beast devastating Sydney Harbour Bridge. The artwork, showcasing bespoke label shapes and embossed detailing, was hand-drawn in a scratchboard woodcut style.
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Inverey: A Unique Barrel-Aged Scottish Gin Packaging Design
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Inverey stands out with its image that captures the essence of the rugged Highland countryside. Breaking away from the norm, the label design does not feature the traditional tartan. Instead, it presents an organised structure of intertwining circles, rhombuses, four-pointed stars and dots born out of their intersection.
