Tag: packaging design
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Coca-Cola With Coffee Pioneers New Category
Amid a downward trend in soda sales and the impact of the coronavirus, Coca-Cola is tweaking its portfolio. The latest introduction, a Coke with Coffee mashup.
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Pepsi Global Design’s New Rockstar
A new global visual identity refresh for Rockstar Energy Drink was created completely inhouse by PepsiCo’s Global Design team.
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JKR’s Tasty Burger King Rebrand
Burger King is on a mission to raise the standards for quality, sustainability and experiences in the fast food industry. To make their visual identity reflect this aspiration, they tapped JKR to create a brand world that modern consumers can feel good about.
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Denomination Rebrand Signals Sweet Success
In the face of an increasing number of challenger brands, Castello del Poggio needed to shore up its position as a market leader. To achieve this, Denomination has brought all things Italian back to the fore.
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Jewelry Brand Elegant and Badass
Empowered by the rise of DTC online retail and disruptive creative voices, branding studio Mucca created the name, identity, packaging, e-commerce site and more for new jewelry brand TIny Gods.
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Introducing Coke’s Paper Bottle Prototype
Coca-Cola is working to create a bottle made 100% from paper – an innovative packaging technology that may help them achieve a World Without Waste.
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Ethical Herbal Teas Illustrated
London agency & SMITH has unveiled branding and package design for Kib, a new herbal tea range launched by East African specialty food company.
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Chen Resurrects Soul Of Natural Beauty Brand
Chen Design Associates uses minimal illustration to express natural beauty company Alaffia’s personality through brand identity and packaging.
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Here Design Authors The Balvenie Stories
Here Design approached the design for the new whiskey packaging like book covers, telling tales of human character, endeavor and craft.
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Rugelach By A Brother: A Cross-Cultural Message In A Delicious Package
The rugelach king of Harlem asked the design team at DATAGRAPHIC to create a beautiful box with a cross-cultural message. Two Neenah papers helped make it a reality.