Loving Earth
Packaging and strategy design for Loving Earth. The packaging reflects their belief that food should be eaten in its purest sense, as well as being minimally processed and grown organically in a sustainable way.
More on: tomclayton.co
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Mini Bugs
Mini Bugs approached us to develop a fun and engaging brand identity that would appeal to both children and parents. We designed a hand drawn logotype, and brought in illustrator, Lucy Gell, to create the bugs and provide added depth to the colourful visual palette.
We designed and developed an e-commerce website to handle the Buxton based shop’s large and ever changing catalogue of products, as well as provide an online presence and point of contact for the business.
We’re excited to currently be working with Mini Bugs to design the look and feel for the interior of their new shop.
More on: madebyfieldwork.com
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Sali In Vetta
t-shirt for saliinvetta.com, a portal that aims to help all mountain lovers in organizing the best holiday or a day in the mountains.
They came to me to create the graphics and the choice of fabric.Having had complete freedom I chose a monochromatic and simple so you can wear the shirt in any occasion.
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As designers, it has become our job to think about what we consume, use and design, so I reached for my favorite magazine, GOOD, for the answer.
GOOD Worldwide, LLC. is a media platform that promotes, connects, and reports on individuals, businesses, and non-profits “pushing the world forward.” GOOD produces a website (GOOD.is), a quarterly magazine, online videos, and events highlighting examples of what is sustainable, prosperous, productive, creative, and equitable.
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Saucy Sam’s
Branding and collateral for a liquor store that focuses on personal service and local community. Collateral includes business cards, promotional posters, coozies, coasters, and packaging for make your own sampler packs.
Sections of the six pack can be torn off, turning it into a four pack or two pack. This ensures a longer lifetime for the packaging and increases the portability of the beer case as well. The cases were made with recycled materials, soy-based inks, and zero adhesives in order to lower the environmental footprint.
This project won Judges Choice at the Art Directors of Iowa 2013 Student Exhibition.
More on: alexregisterdesign.com
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Word
Word approached us wanting a complete brand identity. We created the concept of “copy with character” and designed a flexible and daring brand around this theme. A primary logo was created using custom blackletter typography, whilst a further three variations of this logo were designed using distinct and different tones of voices to represent the wide variety of copy that Word creates for different brands. A “highlighter” neon yellow was used across the identity to create an unexpected element that sets it apart from its competitors, whilst also hinting at the service Word offers in creating copy that really makes you pay attention.
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The newly rebranded, refurbished, relaunched and really quite amazing Shepparton Art Museum has been a very rewarding project for Alter. It has been our great pleasure to contribute to what we consider to be a very important cultural development for regional Victoria. The studio’s identity has been expanded to incorporate everything from broadsheet print through to museum signage. Here’s some of what we’ve produced.
Oh and by the way, if you’re wondering about the JAWS covers, ask Henrik. They have nothing to do with SAM. Maybe he’s just using them as a scale comparison.
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ùPencils with Grigori Perelman’s Portrait Grigory Perelman is a modern Russian mathematician who solved the legendary Poincaré conjecture, one of the world’s most difficult mathematical tasks. He was awarded the Field Medal but refused to take 1 million dollars prize. “Why do I need a million dollars if I can control the uviverse?”, he said. Our gang shoots off to the genius of Grigory Perelman.
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¡Cho!
¡Cho! is a completely unique range of on-the-go drinking Gazpacho recently launched to the UK market. Created by English entrepreneurs and a Michelin starred Spanish chef ¡Cho! is made from organic fruit and vegetables sourced and bottled in Adalucia.
¡Cho! needed to be positioned as a completely different product, and in doing so create its own place in the market. It required a brand identity that communicated a uniquely daring and different gourmet product with real provenance and exquisite taste.
Our brand concept ‘The Gazpacho Revolution’ projects the brand’s essence – a Spanish classic with a modern twist. The concept has an attitude which reflects ¡Cho’s character and provides a campaignable call to arms which can be used across all marketing and advertising channels to spread the word virally.
Visually the brand reflects the spontaneity and style of revolutionary typography. To further communicate a product of difference we created a series of Dada-esque illustrations which give personality to each individual flavour and reflect the uniquely different proposition of the brand.
¡Cho! was launched to high acclaim at the International Food Expo in London Docklands, promoted by a series of promotional materials including a manifesto-style newspaper. In the absence of a large advertising and marketing budget the brand concept harnessed the power of social media to spread the word on Facebook and Twitter – ‘Join the Gazpacho Revolution’.
More on: blast.co
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