Made by Bob

"Made by Bob is a restaurant and delicatessen in the heart of the Cotswolds. Bob Parkinson, a trained London chef, devises, prepares, and sells all his own products within his establishment. Everything has his idiosyncratic mark and his total involvement, hence the idea behind the brand name. The packaging focuses on a chef’s blue-and-white striped tied apron to emphasise real cooking and chef credentials. The brand language and tone of voice is direct and uncomplicated. The packaging is clean, modern, and restrained. The carrier bags are designed to look like a real apron."

Designed by Allison Murray.

Yes Please Soups

"The objective: To create a new brand of wholesome, fresh, chilled soups for Germany, where there is currently no such commercial product in the market. The concept: The Yes Please brand name supported by Ofilling you with happiness¹ and Ogood food for busy people¹ straplines. The identity uses hand-drawn character illustrations, typography and emotive language to communicate the comforting appeal and Oyumminess¹ of the product. The market for the soups was German men and women over 30 who have busy lives, particularly working mothers."

Designed by Williams Murray Hamm.

Soso Salts

"Soso is a brand of high quality salts, which come from a salt mine located in a natural reserve in the south of Spain. The client was looking for a distinguishing container that could be used both to store salts and as a salt cellar. An egg is the perfect container, as its own shell is the packaging, so it was decided that an egg shape would be reproduced. The project and the brand were named Soso, which means 'lacking salt' or 'short of salt' in Spanish."

Designed by DFraile.

420 Spring Water

"We were commissioned by 42 Below Vodka to create branding and packaging for their new bottled water, 420 Spring Water, aimed at the bar and club market. Our intention was to achieve a design that echoed the simplicity of water but simultaneously carried a uniqueness that distinguished it from other bottled waters on the market. Using the by-line “volcanic spring water”, we drew inspiration from the iconic lava lamp for the bottle shape and chose a green tint to mimic the look of glass, providing a differentiator from the blue colour commonly used for bottled water."

Designed by The Wilderness.

Sutkutusu

No doubt, nature paints the most impressive pictures. Here's a set of
amazing photographs of giant icebergs from Antarctica and Greenland by
master nature photographer David Burdeny.
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