Young, Imeretian wine was named Tsisferkantselebi by the inspiration of creativity of the literary society, which in the spring of 1915, began the movement from Kutaisi "to make sun-fire for the country calmed by silence".

Tsisferkantselebi believed in the power of the word and tried to discover the hidden meaning beneath usual and worn-out words and the hidden connections between things and events.

We believe that all people are creators, and the Tsisferkantselebi is the best way to stimulate imagination and inventive forces.

The Italian ice-cream brand Dicaretto launches new flavours for the Russian market. Brief: to introduce to customers gelato and sorbet. Idea: the alphabet as learning new tastes. Aa- Apple flavour, Bb- Banan flavour, etc.

Finest Kind mixers and modifiers flavors from Maine Original Tea Company hand drawn ship in a bottle logo using Micron pens and fruits done in watercolor.

Bottle and graphic design for cosmetics range. Laboratorios RNB.

Magic Chic is a family of three different products — bath gel, body milk, and cologne—targeted at young people.

The brief called for something different from what is on the market: something less conventional, more fun; something that was not romantic, which did not talk about the ingredients or the benefits of the product. It had to be something direct, very immediate. This is what we strove to convey with a simple emphatic 2D design in contrast with the bottle we created, which is soft, friendly, with an unusual shape and a highly functional cap—something uncommon in this type of product.

This packaging is unique Easter Card which captivates with its originality and impresses with its construction.

The quintessence of the packaging is the Easter rabbit attached with a magnet. It is designed using a sliding mechanism. On the internal side of the cover is place for personal text or Easter greetings. This packaging is a perfect solution for people who are looking for surprising and funny but still prestigious Easter Card.

The packaging is quite big so there are many possibilities to convert it according to client’s demands. The greetings can be much longer. Moreover it is possible to place inside of the card different symbol of Easter. The only limitation is the human imagination.

Breethe is not your average nasal spray but an innovative, non-medicated product designed to help you breathe better.

100% preservative free, Breethe’s difference is in its delivery of fine-mist saline that reaches deep into your nasal passages to clear and decongest your nose. With the goal of capturing consumer attention and eliminating decision fatigue, Our Revolution were tasked with developing Breethe’s brand identity and packaging design.

Our Revolution creative director Jen Doran said the current category landscape for a product like Breethe is functional and pragmatic. “We wanted to develop a brand identity and packaging design that illustrates the literal relief you experience when using Breethe”, she said.

“As consumers, we seek products that will help us feel better, and from first impressions we needed to reassure that a product like this is just that, with a design that is striking yet easy to understand at a glance.”

Breethe’s new range includes both sparkling and still saline.

Irish Distillers’ Cork Dry Gin is Irelands No. 1 gin. Cork Dry Gin is furthermore an iconic Irish brand with a strong legacy, long tradition and established credibility. The brand is currently sold in Ireland and in Irish Travel Retail.

Mission
Pond Design was commissioned to rejuvenate the design of Cork Dry Gin iconic bottle without loosing brand recognition and familiarity. The goal was to modernize the design and reclaim the brand’s role as category leader on the domestic market, through appealing to current consumers and attracting new ones. There was a need to strengthen Irish Provenance, create a strong emotional message and strengthen shelf visibility on-, and off-trade.

Insight
Irish consumers love gin and the category is booming. In regards to Cork Dry gin, consumers were telling us that the brand, although an Irish classic, was dated and old-fashioned. As many new brands were introduced on the Irish market, Cork Dry Gin wasn’t telling its story clearly enough to be heard through the clutter. However, as a much-loved brand, consumers were open to embrace it again. They wanted to know more about Cork Dry Gin, feel a renewed pride in its Irish-ness, provenance and the connection to the city of Cork.

Idea
With a new focus on the brand’s proposition, a communication platform that tells the story of “Ireland’s Gin Since 1941” and the rich heritage of gin making in Cork, was created. The background of the label shows original notes from the historic 1941 Max Crocket recipe, which was inspired by the original gin recipe, taken from William Coldwell’s 1793 notebook, when gin was first distilled in the city. To further strengthen the brand’s provenance, the design revives the famous Cork harbour with the city’s old motto on the crest: “a safe harbour for ships”. The red and white colours are Cork’s own city colours. The stripes are inspired by the Cork football and hurling teams, lovingly nicknamed Blood & Bandage, thus paying homage not only to the city’s past but to its present as well. The design and logotype is respectfully modernized with great attention to details and recognisable features to connect to the heritage of “generations of good taste”.

Brämhults’, with its freshly squeezed juice and smoothie ranges, is one of Sweden’s leading brands within the fresh juice category. Currently, Brämhults delivers fresh juices, smoothies and fruit drinks to Swedes and the rest of the Nordics squeezed to orders five days a week.

Mission
With several new players on the market, Brämhults needed to strengthen their position as leaders. Pond Design was commissioned to create a refreshed and modern design without losing brand recognition with storytelling that could translate to all products.

Insight
Brämhults are true fruit experts, catering to discerning consumers who appreciate quality and taste. Brämhults juices may vary over the seasons - both in terms of taste and colour,- depending on the natural differentiations in harvests, season and the fruits’ origins.

The idea
The design idea was to pay homage to nature’s own variations, origins and taste palette and share the story of the juices that come directly from the pressery - where fruits are freshly squeezed and bottled. We worked with an artisanal font with a contemporary look to capture the brand’s soul: craftsmanship and modernity. The design demonstrates Brämhults’ passion and knowledge, reinforced by generations of juice makers. The leaves over the “ä” in Brämhults, a well-known feature, together with the familiar Brämhults green create brand recognition. To illustrate naturalness, seasonal variations and authenticity, we used fruit, berries and vegetables with varied shapes, structures and forms. The fruits were photographed with branches, stems and leaves in order to create a natural, untouched look. The result is a proudly real and authentic design, where each fruit’s genuine character comes to life.

Cornerstone, the UK first and biggest subscription-only male grooming brand, is launching a new line of dental care products. This bold step moves the brand closer to achieving its goal to own the bathroom and be the ‘Cornerstone of your day.’

London-based strategic brand agency Path has served as Cornerstone’s creative partner and brand guardian from the beginning. Their work on the brand’s introduction to the market and initial shaving range earned a silver DBA this past year. For this exciting new venture, Path was tasked with developing a brand strategy that provided rationale in positioning the new dental care line within the existing portfolio. This strategy would inform a brand design solution that balanced the efficacy-driven category cues of dental care with the simplicity of the Cornerstone brand. The scope of the project also required a bespoke cardboard structure design for toothbrush heads packaging.

Balancing Act
Notwithstanding a few notable challenger brands, the dental care category characteristically features a clinical aesthetic with an emphasis on efficacy and fresh sensation. The challenge Cornerstone faced was to find a way to reconcile consumer expectations of the category with the stylish simplicity of its current brand identity. Successfully striking the right balance would would convey expertise to answer the consumer’s dental needs whilst also driving their desire for a stylish lifestyle brand.

Beyond effectively launching the dental care range, the solution needed to future-proof the brand for further brand extensions.

The Cool Blue Line
The powerful use of colour supports portfolio architecture, providing intuitive direction for consumers to navigate the different ranges whilst also preserving the modern simplicity of the Cornerstone brand. The new dental care range features a deep yet soft blue that plays to the conventions of the dental care category whilst also distinguishing it from the bold red palette of the shaving range. A metallic silver seal communicates the products’ clinical credentials and further supports the efficacy of the new dental care range. Product information is kept to the minimum, giving the brand a clean and understated aesthetic that reflects the brand’s values of quality and convenience. And finally the brand’s wordmark has retained its powerful presence at the base of the pack to unite the portfolio and elevate Cornerstone’s position as a lifestyle brand.

Design of packaging for lubrication of the bicycle chain. Clean Lube - professional lubricant for the chain, which will help it stay clean.

Series of two illustrations developed for Kill Brew, a local brewery from Florianopolis, Brazil. Operating since 2017, the brewery has its universe inspired by Kill Bill movies, and these two new labels are now part of the family and making company fot their two previous releases, Hoppy Revenge and Morning Star.

Mania is a brand of Peri Peri Sauces with various flavours from South Africa. As hot sauces have several routes to follow, they decided to expand and create a Vintage Edition range with 3 different flavours, Habansco Orange, Habanero Green and Habaneto Red.

The Mania brand had already been designed, so the aim was to create this Vintage Edition, while still keeping Manias' core values and background. The main inspiration were tribal african patterns and colour schemes, each complementing its flavour, making them unique and distinguishable while keeping similar touches so they would still work as a brand. The final result was a spot of colour for supermarket shelves.

Labnosh is a food technology brand that propose the new alternative way for the development of food culture. They use bold and unique communication looks so they can deliver the impression that they are creating and leading a new market.

Using an unique layout by using pictures and typography, an unique design approach which is rarely used in the food package. Images that in the package means the situation of consuming the product and the personas. The three colors representing each taste. The combination of black-and-white photographs and colors expresses the vintage style, bur the overall layout is modern. So It has an attractive appearance.

<"酉" (YOU) > is a series of innovative products of rice vinegar and rice wine brewed from polished rice.

Chinese wine culture is a time-honored traditional culture, from which diversified cultures and products are derived, including vinegar. Vinegar is very similar to wine in the brewing process. A legend says that the Chinese liquor was invented by Du Kang, and his son saved the grain stillage to invent vinegar. Vinegar and wine have countless ties whether in the brewing process or in cultural relation. More in evidence, the Chinese character "醋" (vinegar) and "酒" (wine) share the common radical "酉" (YOU) which means the vessel of wine in ancient meaning. This proves again the origin of wine and vinegar.

So the design is inspired to use "酉" (YOU) as a symbol, because this Chinese symbol, on the one hand, represents the traditional vessel to contain wine and vinegar; on the other hand, serves as the common radical to tell the inseparable origin of Chinese wine and vinegar, showcasing the history and cultural charm of Chinese brewing.

The design, through contemporary artistic language, combines the character form of "酉" (YOU) with the overall bottle shape. This package design employs the simplest visual presentation that conveys not only a profound cultural connotation but also a typical modern visual style. The first stroke of "酉" (YOU) is designed as the cap.

The utilization of walnut and oak material makes the finishing point for the overall design, giving the package a sense of depth and sophistication. The outer box design also maintains the contemporary minimalist style.

The character "酉" (YOU) is printed on two boxes as a common composition, and the complete characters "酒" (wine) and "醋" (vinegar) will be formed when the two boxes are put together. The design details strengthen the theme and hint the cultural relevance of these two products, making them a product set with distinctive qualities and unified brand attributes.

Baggio Latte is one of the white milk brands of RPB S.A. This line presented an outdated packaging that had not received updates many years ago.

The challenge was to maintain some characteristic elements and reinforce the same conceptual content.

Elements of the pack were accentuated as the logo with a greater prominence, reinforcing the iconic features of the brand as the chromatic identity, without generating disruptive or dramatic changes that will deconfigure the current perception of the product.

The day Grandpa Edoardo would leave the tavern and choose a barrel with eight chalk marks from the neatly arranged oak barrels was always a special one. We knew that a small, somehow ordinary miracle had just occurred: human persistence overcame human curiosity and now it had paid off.

Eight years of waiting and aging had finally revealed the key to its existence.

We always asked ourselves why Don Edoardo's grape brandy had to age for exactly eight years in oak barrels, why he only used the best husks of muscat and malvasia grape varieties and why and how he could elevate ordinary husks, one could say an ordinary brandy, into such a sophisticated beverage.

We recall when Grandpa would taste the eight year aged brandy for the first time... He would proudly leave the tavern with a thick glass in which the precious amber fluid sparkled, as if he had found some long-hidden treasure... and as if offering a sacrifice to the land from which it came, he would pour some liquor from the top of the glass onto the ground, take a short sip, purse his lips, smack his tongue, and on his face, which from an impatient frown quickly turned into blissful happiness, we saw a new victory arise... The desire to once again make a new chalk mark for a new eight year cycle...

In remembrance of their grandfather and great grandfather, a man who deeply believed in his wine and generously handed down his experience and knowledge to his heirs, his proud successors, his son Franc and grandson Oliver, have distilled a wine brandy in their winery bearing the name Don Edoardo.

Don Edoardo wine brandy, made from the husks of muscat and malvasia grape varieties, is distilled in traditional alembic copper stills. It is aged for eight years in uncharred oak barrique barrels. It has an alcohol content of 45% and is recommended as a digestive.

As it is made in a limited edition of only 500 bottles, this brandy has become quite an appreciated and sought after drink in our finest restaurants. You can also try it at the winery itself, which provides an added charm to the tasting experience.

Just like other premium aged brandies, whiskeys or cognacs, our grape brandy is bottled in heavy clear glass bottles which accentuate the amber shades of the Don Edoardo husks. The label is printed on black „wine label” paper which is in accordance with the original story of wines from the Franc Arman winery.

Along with the logo of the winery, there is also the handwritten name of the brandy itself in bas relief in red which is associated with the colour of the sun in the winery's logo, and gives a recognisable tactile feel to the label when touching it with the fingers.

In addition to the standard information on the label (an alcohol content of 45% and a volume of 700 ml), it also includes what the brand is most recognisable for: eight white chalk marks which Grandpa Edoardo patiently marked with white chalk on each barrel for each year of aging. It is interesting to note that the space between the chalk marks became wider year by year and Grandpa in this way unconsciously revealed his impatience and uncertainty because, as the aging process drew closer to completion, it seemed that the years were longer and went slower... And that is exactly how this premium brandy needs to be savoured: drunk slowly in the company of loved ones and letting it flow slowly – just like the years it took for it to age.

Salute! Cheers!

Client: manufacturer of a premium class skin care products. Name: Magdalena Saar. She is French citizen born in Israel. Ktifaty translates from Hebrew as velvet.

The task: to create trademark's name, to choose a color palette and fonts, design of packaging and elements of corporate identity.

Brand promise: luxury, comfort, confidence, current look, refined and rich traditions, succulence, sanguineous, health.

Key words: luxury nourishing, velvet skin, royal care, firmness, skin tone.

Redesign of the historic Talò wine produced by San Marzano Wines. It is with the wines of the Talò line that the Cantine San Marzano tell part of the truest essence of Salento. The design of the label reflects this link with the soil, clayey, thin and full of rocks. A selection of gold, a wave of intense flavors, a strong imprint into the folds of history.

Salt & Seaweed Apothecary is passionately committed to protecting the environment through the creation of luxury, small batch bathing rituals created with sustainable, responsibly harvested raw ingredients from the wild and pristine shores of British Columbia.

Owner Nicole Sullivan is no stranger to the organic beauty industry and previously to Salt & Seaweed Apothecary she ran a successful skincare line in Florida. But her move to Vancouver Island peaked a desire to rebrand her business while offering locally crafted artisan luxuries made with glacial marine clay, ocean water, sea salt and hand-harvested sea kelp, created for health-conscious locavores.

Package Design for post-rock band Foxhole by Harold Apples, known for his mono width complex designs, for their new full Length LP "Well Kept Thing" released on the esteemed Burnt Toast Vinyl records from Philadelphia Pennsylvania. It's their first album in 12 years and most likely their last full length, so the mono-width package design is laden with references to the bands history together and homages to song titles. Letterpressed by Stumptown Printers in Portland Oregon in hot blue ink and a blind emboss layer on thick French Pop-Tone Pink Lemonade Paper housing a clear red and blue splatter stamped vinyl record with a black and gold ink label.