design & stuff

Yes, their name is VÄG, and yes, they know what it means. But in Swedish, it means road, which is the former name of this psychedelic rock band. Their double entendre name appears on band merch, and a gritty 70s sound was Snask’s inspiration for the logotype, identity, and album cover of their latest release. “Here’s […]

Studio Juice has refreshed the identity of Camden Town Brewery, to create a bold looking brand with packaging that jumps off the shelf. Implemented across its beer packaging, tap badges and advertising, the updated graphics have punchier, bolder colours and bespoke typography across the product range. Each beer name — for example Hells, Pale Ale and […]

Old Wooden Tooth is a limited-edition Russian Imperial Stout that has been ageing in bourbon barrels since the ale house opened last year. It was created to celebrate Taft’s Ale House first anniversary, who are based in the Over-the-Rhine neighborhood of Cincinnati. Taft’s design shop, 1 Trick Pony, teamed up with the folks atSteinhauser, a family owned […]

O Street is a design and direction studio based in Glasgow and London. They’ve recently redesigned their branding using road lines, an often overlooked craft that we see everyday, but would rarely stop to take notice. You might remember this video from 2014 of a couple of road liners in London executing perfectly the word “BUS […]

Coffee & Co. is a new coffee shop and canteen concept onboard the MS Silja Serenade, a cruiseferry which connects Helsinki to Stockholm via Mariehamn. The branding was created by Helsinki based Bond Agency, who created a personal feel to the brand whilst maintaining the modern look you’d expect from a coffee shop. With it’s urban and […]

Lysholm no52 is named after an original recovered recipe developed especially for cocktails with 11 different botanical elements.  Caraway from the island of Inderøy, star anise, coriander and bitter orange are some of the botanicals integrated together with the ornaments in the illustration. The bottle has an archetypical and clean geometrical shape inspired by apothecary […]

British Columbia Tourism’s brand identity was given a major facelift to reflect its unique offering. Special attention was paid to ensure that the new tools were sufficiently flexible for the specific needs of the many regions and points of contact. All communications now focus on the emotions stirred by encounters with BC’s larger-than-life wilderness and […]