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Storefront for Art and Architecture is a Manhattan, New York-based non-profit organisation that aims to explore the relationship between architecture, art and the wider world through exhibitions, public programmes, publications and events. A significant chunk of its funding comes from its annual gala event, for which P
Packaging expert Lisa Cain shares her opinion on ChoChoi’s packaging and visual identity for coconut sparkling water brand Above Water. The post Fresh Out of History appeared first on BP&O - Branding, Packaging and Opinion .
I’m sure I can’t be alone as someone (albeit someone from England) who would be utterly incapable of pointing to the whereabouts of Vermont on a map – and perhaps, like me, unsure as to whether it was a city or a state. Slightly embarrassing to admit, but I also wasn’t sure if it was in Canada or the US The post DNCO c
It’s not all too often that it takes more than a minute or two of looking at a brand design case study to know what the brand actually is. It’s not rocket science – for FMCG, any product or packaging shots usually give it away (with some obvious category-defying exceptions of course, like when toothpaste masquerades as
Packaging expert Lisa Cain shares her opinion on Estudio CRU’s visual identity for São Paulo artisanal bakery Mirá. The post Kneading East and West appeared first on BP&O - Branding, Packaging and Opinion .
Founded in 2017 by veterans of London’s 1990s club scene, craft beer company Two Tribes is based at Tileyard in King’s Cross, where its brewery and taproom – dubbed Campfire – also function as a venue for music, food and all that other usual jazz you find in the sort of newish site that springs up all shiny and new The
Franki is an app for restaurants: people that like to visit them, and people who run them. Billed as a “social restaurant discovery and rewards platform”, Franki was founded by Austin, Texas-based Eugene Varricchio and Nick Bennett in 2020 (obviously not the best year for dining out, by any stretch), before expanding m
“If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it” is a phrase bandied about a fair bit across all facets of existence, but in some cases, that sentiment really does make sense. Such is the case with the iconography of ‘tropical’: it’s bright, it’s bold; it’s perennially close to the edge of a big body of water (warm ocean, sparkly sur
It’s a rare delight to come across a brand identity project where I can honestly say I love everything about it – from the name to the logo, application, typography, the lot. Such is the case, however, for this gorgeous new project from Montréal-based studio Caserne (Olive + Gourmando) for Let’s Grow Canada, a national
Packaging expert Lisa Cain shares her opinion on Pentagram’s visual identity for pizza place Parla. The post Pizza With A Side Of Therapy appeared first on BP&O - Branding, Packaging and Opinion .
Packaging expert Lisa Cain shares her opinion on Center’s branding for meal company Riff. The post Playing With Your Food appeared first on BP&O - Branding, Packaging and Opinion .
Granola is a brand that’s certainly made itself known in recent months – at least to those using various lines on the London Underground. Indeed, there was a time when you could barely move for its ads; its assertions that Granola was ‘not for breakfast’. Those ads certainly caught my eye, then – especially in a sea of
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