Package Design
Package design for an invented line of milk, chocolate milk, and juice cartons. I love the simplicity of the cartons.
Cassandra CappelloPosted in Branding → Product
Time Castle
A simple and perfectly concise logo that makes a clean statement.
Posted in Branding → Logo
Food Boutique
A classy and stylish logo for a food boutique that makes a strong statement. I love the choice of colours and also the 'B' made from cutlery, it an excellent design touch.
Posted in Branding → Logo
Rob Clarke
A stunning, and very apt, business card for a designer who focusses on typography. I simply love the type and the effect produced by the letterpress.
Posted in Branding → Business Cards
Micro Fabric
A great logo design that emphasises the use of texture. I love the use of typography in combination with fantastic textures. The whole design is wonderfully memorable and unique.
Posted in Branding → Logo
Sergii Bogulavkyi
An excellent example of ingenious business card design. This card creates a cube when folded open to display its bright orange innards! I like the contrast between the monochrome outer faces and the luminescent orange of the inner faces.
Posted in Branding → Logo
Mitch
A clean and unfussy business card design that makes a straightforward statement about the philosophy of the designer! I like the bright wooden background on which it\'s displayed and the subtle colour palette used!
Posted in Branding → Business Cards
Mangrove Energy
A relatively basic, but nonetheless clear, corporate logo. The natural palette is used effectively and the text is readable on first glance. The alignment of the text suits the logo well.
Posted in Branding → Logo
Franklin Sandres
It\'s interesting how the designer has chosen to have the front of this card look quite dramatically different to the back. The use of a simple design on the back keeps the information clear, while the colourful illustration on the front makes a positive statement.
Posted in Branding → Business Cards
Indus Tuesdays
Two strikingly different colours, but consistent styling makes these cards work really well. The whole concept just seems to "work" for me, and I love that they're presented on a wooden textured background.
Posted in Branding → Business Cards