Magpie Studio partnered with Carlsberg Britvic to refresh Aqua Libra’s brand and packaging, creating a joyful, vibrant identity that reimagines how water looks, feels and fits into everyday life. Rooted in the new strategic positioning Refreshingly Good, they set out to celebrate the joy of water in all its forms.
XXII Modulaire brings the geometric elegance of the 1920s into a contemporary typographic landscape. Inspired by Art Deco clarity and early modernist form-making, this type family blends timeless structure with a refined, modern tone.
Korean Bros is a Korean American food brand built on a simple, audacious premise: make Korean food branding as bold as the cuisine itself. The full brand identity, packaging system, and visual language create a satirical, comedy-driven universe that translates the energy of Korean flavor into every touchpoint, from shelf to social.
Cob Foods, backed by tennis legend Novak Djokovic and founded by entrepreneur Jessica Davidoff, is a corn-free snack brand reinventing gluten-free eating through thoughtful design and storytelling. Inspired by her son’s allergy, Jessica set out to build a brand that made eating clean feel nostalgic, joyful, and real.
Leisure is a functional hydration drink mixed with a premium blend of natural electrolytes and essential vitamins. Poyant worked to create dynamic packaging illustrations and characters alongside brand designer Sean Morse. Additionally 1,000 unique NFTs were illustrated for a unique Web3 product launch creating a community of interested customers.
Stevie Gee has a passion for hand drawn illustration and animation, He has exhibited his artwork worldwide in New York, Berlin, Bali, Los Angeles, Paris, Tokyo and London, and is perhaps best known for his offbeat humor and character design. Especially in the worlds of motorcycles, skateboarding, surfing and music.
A delicious exploration of chocolate’s wild side. Wild Chocolate is the result of Caputo’s fight to protect and preserve the food traditions of our collective ancestors. Each bar is a reflection of a unique chocolate producer encased in a literal map of the region it is grown. A fitting tribute to the Amazonian rivers …
Artist Ernst Gamperl’s “Tree of Life Project” comprises around 100 wooden objects – sculptural vessels in various shapes and sizes – made from the wood of a 230-year-old oak tree. The series is the outcome of years of exploring both material and form.
Fabio Buonocore is a graphic designer known for creating visuals and strategies for diverse brands, using distinctive shapes and colors. His work draws inspiration from Napolitan majolica, Amalfi Coast fabrics, Japanese graphic design, and Western pop culture, blending these influences into a unique style.
Mohawk Paper’s new packaging collection is a fun, hands-on tool designed to spark ideas and showcase what’s possible with their premium papers. Packaged like a recipe box, it highlights key packaging applications – folding board, rigid boxes, hang tags, and shopping bags – while showing off special print techniques like embossing, foil stamping, and digital printing.
Amiko Gelato is not just a place to enjoy a delicious ice cream, but a true sensory experience that will transport you to a parallel universe, where vibrant colors, surreal shapes, and human warmth merge in an explosion of creativity. Inspired by the Art Deco of Palm Beach County in Miami.
Con H Studio developed a concept for Mr. Burros centered on freshness and creativity, using a relaxed tone, humorous wordplay, and vibrant visuals. A charismatic burrito character became the core of the identity, bringing warmth and personality to the brand.
Violaine & Jeremy designed the visual identity for the very Parisan brasserie Brass, located in the heart of Saint-Germain-des-Pres, they focused on achieving an aesthetic typical of a grand Parisian brasserie, drawing inspiration from figures such as Boris Vian and Miles Davis and from the world of music, brass instruments and musical notations.
Urban Tails is a new pet store network dedicated to offering top-quality products and creating an inclusive, comfortable, and welcoming space for pets and their “parents.” At Windfor’s, they developed the brand from the ground up, with a strategy and identity system rooted in empathy, care, and community.
The new museum was developed with the guidance of Frida’s great-niece and closest living relative and heir, Mara Romeo Kahlo. It is a project of the Fundación Kahlo, a newly formed nonprofit established by the Kahlo family to preserve Frida’s legacy and promote Mexican, Indigenous, and Latin American art and culture.
