Logo, Branding and Packaging: Agromundo
Posted: March 7, 2012 Filed under: Agriculture, Logos & Branding, Packaging | Tags: agricultural, Agromundo, anagrama, Art, black, bottle label, branding, clean, design, graphic, heart, label, leaf, logo, logo-mark, logo-type, manufacturer, news, opinion, packaging, packaging news, pesticides, review, richard baird, simple, stationary, turquoise, typography, white 5 Comments »Argromundo is a Mexico based retailer and manufacturer of agricultural pesticides. The brand’s new identity, created by independent design agency Anagrama, resolves a technological but environmentally considerate approach through a simple geometric interpretation of a clover.
Branding & Packaging: Aloxia
Posted: March 2, 2012 Filed under: Art & Design, Logos & Branding, Packaging, Retail | Tags: Aloxia, Art, backs, bespoke, branding, clean, custom, design, earring, fashion, functional, graphic, high-street, identity, illustrative, jewellery, logo, logo-type, news, packaging, pattern, retail, richard baird, safe, simple, stationary, typography 3 Comments »Aloxia is a new secure earring back product that aims to solve the problem of lost earrings through a unique gripping mechanism. The company approached me (Richard Baird) last year to establish a visual identity system that would resolve the practicality, utilitarian and accessible qualities of the brand and the fashion aspect of the accessory market.
Branding & Packaging: Hiro Saki
Posted: July 18, 2011 Filed under: Food & Drink, Logos & Branding, Packaging | Tags: alcohol, Art, branding, design, Drink, Hiro, identity, Japanese, logo, minimal, Monday Collective, news, packaging, review, saki, simple 1 Comment »Hiro is an imported Japanese Saki that blends traditional and modern aesthetic styles with a compelling true story of samurai Hiroeman Takeda. New York based design agency Monday Collective was tasked with creating an identity and packaging solution that would convey the products high quality and position as the first premium saki product introduced onto the US market.




