911 Chilli Sauce
Flipflop Design were asked to create a new brand identity and package design which was imminently identifiable as hot pepper sauce at first glance. Flipflop came up with the hard hitting brand name 911 to communicate the seriousness of the heat within. The strap line "One drop does it" coupled with the burnt out font reinforces the brand. The logo design created using chilli peppers is eye catching and a perfect encapsulation of the product.
Lee SaxelbyPosted in Branding → Product
Tugwell Creek Honey Farm & Meadery
Hired Guns Creative was brought in to create a new brand and label design for Tugwell Creek Honey Farm & Meadery, the oldest honey farm and meadery on Vancouver Island. They were dissatisfied with their old labels - they wanted a design that more accurately reflected their operation, philosophy, and products. The end result is a clever, versatile identity that positions them very firmly as a wine competitor, yet distinctly apart from wineries, and a bright, vivid label that is sure to increase their shelf presence in wine shops.
Leif MiltenbergerPosted in Branding → Product
Creative Fire
A strong logo that uses imagery to take a unique idea and make it memorable. The colours help the mark to jump into your attention.
Posted in Branding → Logo
Print & Press
A beautiful example of a logo that uses an ink stamp effect. I love the typography and the way in which the letters have been set. The evident texture and the unique gold colour of the ink help to give this logo real character.
Posted in Branding → Logo
Hon-ay Deux
A simple logo that uses colour and imagery to convey a brand. I like the typeface used and the way the mark works with the subtle logotype.
Posted in Branding → Logo
Hillary Hopper Logo
This logo is just so clean and fresh it makes an immediate statement! I love the selection of typefaces and the interesting combination of colours. It's recognisable and gives you exactly the right impression about this designer.
Posted in Branding → Logo
Symbiotiq
A great business card that would make a strong impression on any prospective clients. I really like the vibrant design on the front and the way it contrasts with the simple details on the back.
Posted in Branding → Business Cards
Rice Bowls
Bright and striking business cards that would immediately make an impact! I like the simple logo and use of colours, the brown works well on the yellow of the card. It's good that the information is displayed clearly, it's not obscure.
Posted in Branding → Business Cards
Matjaz Cuk
A brilliantly coherent and outstanding visual identity for a designer. I love the use of yellow as a focal colour, it helps to keep costs down while retaining memorability. The design for the CD case is great, the tiny details are a really nice touch.
Posted in Branding → Letterhead
Good Measure
A simple but easily recognisable logo that makes effective use of the single colour approach by using yellow on black. I particularly like the incorporation of statistical bars into the design of the 'G'.
Posted in Branding → Logo
Random Design
An interesting winged logo design that makes brilliant use of texture! I love the contrast of natural ideas (like wings) with more mechanical ones (like cogs). The colour palette is subtle but works excellently, particularly over this kind of textured background.
Posted in Branding → Logo
Poetry in the Air
A gorgeous logo for any music based design company. I love the concept of the vinyl record breaking into streams of paint-like colour! In addition it\'s worth noting how good the flow of the logo is, it works beautifully read from left to right!
Posted in Branding → Logo
Design Closet
A bright and colourful logo for a design agency that immediately makes an impact! The background is particularly effective at showing off the colours of the logo itself. I really like the typeface and how memorable the logo idea is!
Posted in Branding → Logo
Chemical Design
A blindingly simple logo for a design company! I like the chemical idea and clean execution although a little more detail could have worked well. A clear two colour design is easy to reproduce in any format.
Posted in Branding → Logo
