Tag: GDUSA Package Design
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Pearlfisher Branding Captures Duality of Cultures
Pearlfisher partners with Tecate to position a new premium light beer. The project includes naming and brand design, all communications and advertising.
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BrandOpus Punctuates Seltzer Innovation!
BrandOpus and Molson Coors Beverage Company introduce HUZZAH Probiotic Seltzer!, a full-flavored seltzer with added probiotics. The visual brand world is vibrant and uses pops of color on a crisp white canvas to engage consumers and reflect the product’s cool Southern California origins.
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Cow Icon Has The Last Laugh
Team Creatif USA bring ingenuity when updating the Laughing Cow brand’s visual story by bringing new life to the iconic cow design.
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Botanicals Featured in PROCure Packaging
Terri Goldstein and The Goldstein Group redesigned the packaging for PROCure, focusing on the unique natural additives in the first aid products.
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Left Handed Compliment For Craft Brewer
Left Hand Brewing, a craft brewing pioneer best known for its Nitro series, has unveiled a new logo and package designs as part of the company’s brand refresh rolling out nationwide this year.
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Oath Graphics Emphasize Creative Expression
OATH has launched in the US with a new visual identity by London-based B&B studio. The design emphasizes the link between mind and body health.
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Gorman: Tis The Season For Starbucks (But Not For Plastic)
A new Starbucks holiday cup initiative is a way to get customers coming back, but also represents a hot company and industry topic: sustainability.
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Diwali Traditions Inspire Butterfly Cannon
Butterfly Cannon has designed a culturally relevant Diwali Festival gift package for Johnnie Walker Gold Label Reserve.
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Pearlfisher Says Yes To NOgroni®
The latest brand extension of Seedlip’s non-alcoholic distilled spirits is a take on the classic negroni cocktail, with branding and package design by Pearlfisher.
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Chase Design Illustrates Marie’s Gourmet Sub-Brand
Today’s desire for healthier alternatives and adventurous flavors led to the creation of Marie’s first sub-brand with naming and design by Chase Design Group.