South Korean studio CFC produced a refreshed brand identity and packaging set for Roasting Masters, a bean-to-bar chocolate company based in Seoul. “Considering the situation that Roasting Masters has been successfully run for 10 years in coffee industry in Korea and their name was also relevant for bean to bar business, we decided to keep their name and revitalize the brand identity instead of creating new one. For the chocolate packaging, we researched visual heritage from

MOTIV is an architectural studio with innovative approach and equipped with cutting edge technology.  We specialize in producing highly detailed photorealistic or artistic visualisations, digital animations and special effects. We are one-stop-shop and provide anything you may need from conception throughout the whole creative production process. We are present in the world through our four offices from Europe to Asia and Australia. As a multi-awarded studio we have been work

UK-based designer and illustrator Greg Coulton was commissioned by Longtooth to help reinvigorate their iconic dry gin. “In it’s heyday, Bengal Gin™ was the drink to be seen with. Fast-forward half a century and this style icon became the blueprint for a new London Dry gin. Longtooth has all the essence and integrity of the original, revived and remixed for the contemporary connoisseur. And with 10% of all profits going directly to the WWF ‘Save The Tiger’ initiative, partner

Seafood restaurant Fish Club commissioned Armenian studio Backbone Branding to create this clever packaging design concept for their exclusive house wine. “The branding and concept were designed for exceptional fish lovers, who appreciate real taste of wine and true hospitality in an inspiring atmosphere. The core design element is fish scale, a simple, yet bold thought as this is a common element in all fishes regardless of their type, size, and shape. The packaging features

Excellent branding work by Australian firm Hue Studio for The Crux & Co, a café and patisserie in Melbourne. “They say life is all about balance and that is the crux of the branding. From the monogram logo which resemblance the percentage symbol and a series of C/C tag lines are all balanced out by the pattern streamlined across all artwork and packaging. Custom designed typeface were developed for a family of logo type which featured on each packaging, not one having the oth

Great identity system created by Singaporean studio Oddds. “Mild Whistle’s new identity stems from a paradox effect surrounded by a combination of funk layering beyond formality. Like a gentle thunder – where two opposites or complexities brings about the designer’s works as it; being louder than what the designer intends. The identity broadens with usage of letterpress accompanied by glamour with modernism. This is created with the intertwining between bronze and a soft tone

Great identity project by Boston-based studio Bluerock Design. “Cycle Kids promotes healthy lifestyle choices by introducing kids to the joy of bicycling and educating them about bike safety and nutrition. This non-profit group empowers children to develop positive, safe, and active lifelong habits. The Breakaway event is an annual fundraising ride for this Cambridge-based non-profit. The logo is a hand-rendered script that was modified to elevate the event to a sophisticated

“A Tale of Texture, Detail and Depth" Here’s another exquisite piece of work by specialised British studio Thirst. "We brought this tale to life with old-American inspired hand drawn lettering and a heavily textured design. De-bossed waves and a bespoke die cut represent the river’s flow, while a monogram and secondary label adds a final touch of detail and depth to the design. Proof you should never judge a river by its name, but you should always judge a Bourbon by its bott