Pureza, meaning Purity, is a beer that has no treatments or additives, hence the ‘pure’ in the name. The branding reflects these sentiments through the use of a simple, ribbon-ended type-font and monochrome colour scheme. Take a look at more… Continue Reading
I went to San Sebastian a few years ago on holiday, and there was certainly nothing quite as cool the Holly Burger when I went. “The idea was to create a real american-style brand with a fresh mix of style… Continue Reading
I love this branding of family owned ‘Le Beau Market’ by Samantha Szakolczay. It’s got a great vintage feel to it without feeling out of date. “With their current logo unchanged since the 80’s, the task at hand was to revitalise… Continue Reading
Simple and minimalistic, this branding for Zen tea is just beautiful. “Tea embodies peace and harmony. After removing the minimalist part of the package (a metaphor for peace), we find a clear pattern on the packaging (a metaphor for harmony).… Continue Reading
I absolutely love this packaging concept by Danish company Bessermachen Design Studio. The project is called Chocolates with Attitude, and is actually a sort of showcase to show different brand personalities and packaging styles. “The box consists of 12 small differentiated… Continue Reading
So, I’ve never heard of Orxata but apparently another name for Horchata (an almond-rice drink) specifically from Valencia. The idea behind this project was to create a new brand selling the drink and aim it at a higher market than… Continue Reading