Papa Palheta Brand Experience Kit by Foreign Policy

The must-read presentation of coffee bran Papa Palheta by Singapore-based studio Foreign Policy: "Taking their brand further to provide better user experience even online, the Papa Palheta Experience Kit is designed to reflect their philosophy of having strong coffee roots down to sustainability.

With meticulous consideration of the sensory elements within the kit, a card printed on recycled pulp paper made with blended coffee chaff (an underused by product of roasting coffee) prompts the user to repurpose it whether as a bookmark or thank-you card. Add-on inserts like a coffee connoisseur’s tasting notes record sheet; informative brewing guide that suggests the golden water-to-coffee ratio and a cake recipe card to create the perfect pairing with coffee, encourage the coffee drinker to explore the growing coffee culture. In contrast with the earth-tones of the paper stock, the color scheme of florescent orange and cobalt blue provides the pop of color, enlivening the common brown packaging of coffee"

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New NASA Logo Concept made by Russian

"The Russians were NASA’s chief rival during the space race, so it’s ironic that it took a young Russian named Max Lapteff to design a smart, speculative rebranding of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration logo. The mark pulls off a hat trick, referencing NASA’s illustrious past, nodding to its dreams of taking us to new planets, and ditching the dated features of the old logo." says Wired and this story seen ironically funny in all possible ways.

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Dairy Branding went street style with Pokras Lampas

It happens in Russia when Dairy Brands got Cannes Lions or request leading street artist to complete their branding. This time leading Russian modern calligraphy artist (and Calligraffiti Ambassador) Pokras Lampas was commissioned by "Molochnaya Kultura" ("Milk Culture") to create packaging for their eco-product dairy line. We salute companies that take a huge challenges to stand out by involving modern artists - that's a good way to develop the best customer relationship.

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Rafael Kfouri

Rafael Kfouri is a graphic designer based in Brazil. There’s great variety in his beautifully presented portfolio and he’s clearly enjoyed working with some brilliant clients. via

Graphic Design by Artem Sologub

Fresh and bright identity, graphic design and motion works from Russian visual designer Artem Sologub. Check it out!

http://vimeo.com/95018488

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Benoit Challand

Ben is a creative image maker focused on digital art, 3D illustration and typography. His work encompasses a large range of 3D field creation, design, CGI retouch and art direction. Check his recent works on www.benoitchalland.com

Benoit Challand

Ben is a creative image maker focused on digital art, 3D illustration and typography. His work encompasses a large range of 3D field creation, design, CGI retouch and art direction. Check his recent works on www.benoitchalland.com

WWF Just

To help spread WWF’s sustainability message in a new way Leo Burnett Sydney helped people rethink how they consume by creating a range products called just. 100% natural and packaged in recycled and biodegradable materials, each was an alternative to a mass-produced product, free from plastic containers. Made available at produce markets, just reminded people that they were already buying many of the ingredients they need to live more sustainably. A dedicated microsite also housed a series of simple and light-hearted ‘how-to’ videos to show how easy it is to use the products while promoting WWF’s core aim of creating a world where humanity and nature live in harmony.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3fcrYg5gq7w

More videos on WWF JUST

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ejbhu5wAI9w

WWF Just

To help spread WWF’s sustainability message in a new way Leo Burnett Sydney helped people rethink how they consume by creating a range products called just. 100% natural and packaged in recycled and biodegradable materials, each was an alternative to a mass-produced product, free from plastic containers. Made available at produce markets, just reminded people that they were already buying many of the ingredients they need to live more sustainably. A dedicated microsite also housed a series of simple and light-hearted ‘how-to’ videos to show how easy it is to use the products while promoting WWF’s core aim of creating a world where humanity and nature live in harmony.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3fcrYg5gq7w

More videos on WWF JUST

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ejbhu5wAI9w

Famous brand logos turned into minimal posters by Nick Barclay

"I wanted to see if brands are so engrained in our psyche that I could simplify them and they would still be recognisable" says Nick Barclay about his latest work. Be sure to visit his Behance profile to find a bunch of good graphic design exercises

Famous brand logos turned into minimal posters by Nick Barclay

"I wanted to see if brands are so engrained in our psyche that I could simplify them and they would still be recognisable" says Nick Barclay about his latest work. Be sure to visit his Behance profile to find a bunch of good graphic design exercises

Long Lasting Sharpness

Deeply influenced by japanese culture and particularly inspired by the sleek style of famous designers such as Ikko Tanaka and Shigeo Fukuda, this new series of visuals designed by Nicolas Dumenil for Japanese Miyabi knives highlights slices of salmon, watermelon and ham as thin as sheets of paper.

Studio Small

London based StudioSmall (previously) are firm believers of less is more, and it shows in their slick new site — featuring beautifully clean work for Dunhill, Fred Perry, Londonewcastle, Modus and Margaret Howell, who they’re celebrating their 10th anniversary with.

Titses Milk Chocolate

When life gives you a chocolate double it up. Here is a Titses Milk Chocolate project created by Constantine Bolimond with the help of Maxim Ali

Spanish School Design in Valencia by Masquespacio

Masquespacio completed the interior design for 2Day Languages, a Spanish school in Valencia, Spain. The space is developed on an area of 183 square meters and contains three classrooms, a staff room and a lounge. Each of the classrooms and common rooms are a defragmentation from the brand identity of 2Day Languages and also incorporate parts of the Spanish language and the architecture of Valencia. The classrooms were imagined in the three brand colors, which in turn are a representation of the three levels A, B and C established by the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages, here seen as the colors blue, yellow and pink.

By Freshome via Fubiz

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Cheburashkini Brothers Dairy Packaging by Ermolaev Bureau

The family farm of Cheburashkini Brothers is a challenging project for the Russian market. Cheburashkini brothers are real people, who have restored four old farms in an ecologically clean Moscow region, transported highly productive European cow breed, and built up an ultramodern dairy factory. The called award-winning Ermolaev Bureau (Facebook) to create unique visual system for their dairy packaging.

The main idea of packaging design is based on typography, where initial letters of products are central elements of the design. We have designed a display sans-serif typeface with a set of weights, and for the text setting we have used the Cyrillic version of Euclid typeface from Swiss Typefaces.

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Serial Cut

The Spanish masters of digital illusions, branding and other visual solutions Serial Cut are back with the brand new website

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Kahovka Bar Identity by Dmitry Neal

Hemingway-styled Kahovka Gastro Bar got its very special identity designed by Dmitry Neal from Orel city, Russia. Check it out!

The BOID Journal Identity by ESKIMO Studio

St.Petersburg branding studio ESKIMO designed a modern face of the B.O.I.D Journal writing about the best worldwide identities and graphic designs.

"Our proposal takes inspiration in the legends of the dragon who guards his jewels in a dark cave. B.O.I.D’s logo is based on traditional European heraldic dragon images but stylised by adding sharp edges and little angularity common for cave stones. The idea of the hidden and guarded gold was implemented by designing triplex business cards (black-gold-black) and small gold accents applied to other mediums using foil block stamping technology. Each new journal project corresponds to a golden coin in the dragon’s treasury."

Ball Pool in Pearlfisher Office

Ever wonder what every office on the planet needs to have? West London studio Pearlfisher has an answer - "Jump In!" they say. Containing 81,000 balls, the 30-person ball pit is meant to “champion the transformative power of joyful play”, and also support children’s charity organisation Right To Play.

In a global economy that bows to profits, deliverables, and bottom lines, creative play in the workplace is often overlooked and undervalued. Karen Welman, the founding creative partner of Pearlfisher, sees Jump In! as an important way for adults to relax, reenergize, and even work better.

“Jump In! helps to promote the idea that play is also important in the work place,” she asserts “and that actually interspersing play into the working day is good for productivity as well as creativity.”

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z67Q0ME6NsA