by thesanfranciscoegotist / March 3, 2020 /
We LOVE getting submissions from design firms that showcase great packaging. (Yes, we're dorks like that.) Case in point: San Francisco creative agency Noise 13 just created new ocean-inspired packaging for H2O+ to help this body brand break out from all the white minimalism you[Read More]
by thesanfranciscoegotist / December 11, 2019 /
Cannabis-infused beverage Keef has debuted a rebranded image, including new logo, product names, lettering and labeling. The new look is being introduced on the company’s signature beverage lines in Colorado and California and will be showcased on their full product portfolio (including edibles, concentrates and more) by early 2020 — coinciding with the company’s 10-year anniversary.
The rebranding was conceptualized and designed by the Oakland-based Evolution Bureau. Keeping wi[Read More]
by thesanfranciscoegotist / November 11, 2019 /
As designers and makers, we have the power to make decisions that impact our planet's ecology. Bartlett Brands has made a planet-first pledge-committing to help our clients make the most environmentally sustainable decisions for their products and packaging. In the Eco Warrior Series, AIGA SF explores different areas of sustainable design and learn how to make innovative design decisions that reduce impact without sacrificing aesthetics or experience.
Part III. Designing Durable Pack[Read More]
by thesanfranciscoegotist / September 3, 2019 /
Oakland's EVB has debuted new work for Wild Earth, supporting the launch of the world’s first high-protein, meat-free dog food. The agency spearheaded a complete rebrand for the plant-based pet food company, including strategy, messaging, packaging, sales materials and a 60-second brand video.
You might possibly remember Wild Earth. They got their funding after the company’s founder appeared on Shark Tank eating his own pet food and won over judge Mark Cuban.[Read More]
by Egotist / November 6, 2018 /
San Francisco's Noise 13 just launched the branding for street-style inspired cannabis brand, Skunk Factory. With city signs and caution tape as inspiration, the packaging showcases the handheld vape kit, cartridges, and forthcoming flowers.
Nice-looking work. We love it.
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