Branding and Packaging: Toni’s Eierlikoer
Posted: February 10, 2013 Filed under: Food & Drink, Packaging | Tags: Austria, design, earthy, eggs, free range, hand written, moodley, natural, organic, packaging, script, Toni's Eierlikoe, unbleached, uncoated Leave a comment »
Toni’s is an Austrian organic egg brand owned and run by Toni Freilandeier. As part of an increasing product diversification – with eggs still firmly at the core - brand and strategic design agency Moodley recently developed the packaging for Toni’s Eierlikoer, a vanilla and egg liqueur in a flip-top bottle and packed in an uncoated, unbleached box with a screen-printed finish.
Logo and Branding: Les Orenetes
Posted: September 21, 2012 Filed under: Fashion & Photography, Logos & Branding | Tags: Art, branding, Branding News, craft, design, handcraft, identity, illustration, logo, news, opinion, organic, visual identity, watercolour, white Leave a comment »
Les Orenetes is a fashion boutique located in Torredembarra, a small town in the Catalonia region of Spain. The boutique’s identity, created by visual communication and graphic design studio Mucho, is a lovely mix of light, geometric single line weight typography and monogram with subtle flourishes and a rich mix of hand-drawn illustrative, calligraphic and watercolour detail.
Packaging: Living Earth
Posted: August 15, 2012 Filed under: Agriculture, Packaging | Tags: Art, bags, character, compost, design, Fracture Media, garden, geomtric, graphic design, grass, illustration, landscaping, Marx, New Zealand, organic, packaging, plant food 1 Comment »
Living Earth is a New Zealand based brand of organic compost created by collecting, recycling and ‘brewing’ green waste likely to have ended up in landfill sites. Digital design agency Fracture, working in collaboration with packaging specialist Ryan Marx, recently redeveloped the brand’s range of compost bags and bottles replacing a plain single and two colour economical design with a bright and playful resolution of vivid spot colours, simple plant illustrations, an expressive character style and a subtle sense of narrative.
Packaging: Lesley’s Gourmet
Posted: July 9, 2012 Filed under: Food & Drink, Packaging | Tags: Art, boxes, chocolate, cocoa, confectionary, design, food, gourmet, labels, Lesley's Gourmet, monochromatic, natural, organic, packaging, packaging news, YUI Studio Leave a comment »
Lesley’s Gourmet is a US based confectioner founded by caterer and event planner Lesley Clapham that makes french-styled artisan chocolates, fruit bars and chutney from natural, organic ingredients. YUI Studio was commissioned to develop the packaging for Lesley’s Fine Artisan Chocolates range, delivering a clear plastic substrate and uncoated paper combination alongside a silver print finish to create subtle contrast throughout.
Logo, Branding & Packaging: DD MM YY
Posted: September 27, 2011 Filed under: Food & Drink, Logos & Branding, Packaging | Tags: Art, bottle, branding, DD MM YY, design, graphic, identity, label, news, organic, packaging, review, tequila Leave a comment »
DD MM YY is a new 100% organic tequila product from the Jalisco region of Mexico. Each production of DD MM YY is visually represented by a historically significant date, these include the moon landing in ’69, the end of WWII in ’45 and the signing of the Koyoto agreement in 2005. The branding and packaging, developed by design agency Yujo, emphasise theses global events with a striking typographic solution and a tactile stamp aesthetic.
Branding and Packaging: Black Goat
Posted: August 30, 2011 Filed under: Logos & Branding, Packaging | Tags: arabesque, Art, beans, black, branding, Coffee, design, goat, identity, logo, organic, packaging, pattern, review, shop 2 Comments »
Black Goat is a pre-packed organic coffee product that will be sold (under the brand Espresso Republic) by Dripp, a coffee shop soon to open in Chino Hills, California. The packaging, created by Turkish independent designer Salih Kucukaga, draws its inspiration from Kaldi, an Ethiopian myth ascribing the origin of coffee to a goat herder and Islamic holy man, and blends the geometric patterns of Arabesque, a simple but stylised goat motif and hand-crafted logo-type.
Branding & Packaging: Beo*
Posted: August 26, 2011 Filed under: Logos & Branding, Packaging | Tags: adult non-alcoholic, branding, design, Drink, fruit, identity, labels, logo, logo-type, organic, packaging, review 1 Comment »
BEO* (meaning happy or delighted in Latin) is a new range of sparkling fruit drinks developed by Carlsberg for the expanding adult market. London based agency Ergo designed and developed a brand and packaging solution that delivers a more sophisticated twist on the popular organic proposition.
Packaging: Naturland
Posted: June 1, 2011 Filed under: Health, Fitness & Beauty, Packaging | Tags: Barbara Bernat, conceptual, design, illustration, organic, packaging, Student 2 Comments »
Naturland is a conceptual packaging project by Hungarian second year student Barbara Bernat who was tasked with creating an alternative visual style for an organic product range that included 3 varieties of shower gel in and 2 types of hand cream.
Branding & Packaging: Oggu
Posted: May 18, 2011 Filed under: Food & Drink, Logos & Branding, Packaging | Tags: branding, design, design bridge, dutch, identity, illustration, logo, natural, Oggu, organic, soft drinks 13 Comments »
Oggu is a Dutch brand of soft drink, the first European brand to use only 100% organic ingredients and owned by Organic Beverages. They approached the Amsterdam office of Design Bridge to develop a name, identity and packaging for their premium range. Based around the idea of ‘Delicious Purity – with a twist’ the name is a combination of the words organic and gusto (taste in Italian).
