Shoshannah’s Skateboard
A determined teen girl sneaks out of her devout orthodox community with one goal: to become a YouTube Skateboard star. A short film by Kate Ascott-Evans that was featured at the Short Sighted Cinema in London.
Logo Development
Oceans Yachting is a company based in the United States that manages private super yachts in and around the US and Caribbean. The brief was to create a logo that would not only stand out from the competition, but also reflect the quality and calibre of their services and clients.
Packaging Design
MaxiVit Chewies is a daily vitamin supplement formulated to give children and teens all the vitamins and minerals they need in one chewable tablet.
The brief was to create a design that would form part of the MaxiVit adult range family while clearly indicating a difference, so colour and a geometric pattern have been used to clearly differentiate MaxiVit Chewies from its adult counterparts (view here).
All of the MaxiVit products have all been packaged in hexagonal boxes to reflect one of the strongest shapes in nature and reflect the product and its key function: strengthening the human body and immune system. This hexagonal shape has been enforced in a number of small elements throughout the design.
Packaging and Logo Developement
The brief was simple: create a new brand of wine for a new brand of wine drinker, men and women looking for a bold, luxurious and brazenly indulgent wine to match their high-flying lifestyles.
“Opulence” was created to be their obvious choice, intricately designed to stand out on shelf, and to exude a sense of decadence synonymous with its name.
Inspired by the greatest era of sheer overindulgence, Opulence draws on the distinct and decadent style of Art Deco, soaking itself in this golden age of roaring 20’s design to make the label work incredibly hard at winning the hearts and wallets of a target market that traditionally struggles to be confident in their wine purchase at shelf.
Brand Identity and Packaging Design
Gold at #thewinelabeldesignawards 2019
Internationally, premium box wines are a huge (and growing) success. In South Africa, however, they’re viewed as the true bottom of the barrel.
Ben Wren Wine is here to change that.
Their vision is to unashamedly embrace the box, using bold and breakout design to drag the humble box wine from the bottom shelf into the limelight – whether it liked it or not. And took it a step further by introducing a canned wine too.
But we knew we wouldn’t succeed without ensuring that what was in the box was as magnificent as what we’d printed on the outside. That’s why all of their wine is sourced from boutique vineyards, delighting the palate without disappointing with loads of sulphites.
The result? A startlingly-successful, high-quality, unpretentious and courageously-designed wine in a box that breaks out of its category through inventing an entirely new one, and is as proud to be at your picnic as it is to feature at your dinner table.
Brand Identity and Packaging Design
A boutique brand in its infancy briefed us to develop a premium, canned spritzer range that would live comfortably with the rest of their brand, but simultaneously stand out as a low-calorie, fresh-flavoured spritzer.
Expensive finishes weren’t an option – we had to be clever about how we would ensure impact across a target market (18 – 35) spanning three continents (UK, US and South Africa) alongside numerous competitors.
Our answer: big, bold typography to create brand recognition, flat vector illustrations to generate added interest and a design that naturally leads the consumer to want to turn and “explore” the can. Further reward awaits those who interact with the packaging in the form of custom-designed barcodes and copy with healthy dose of fun.