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Punk Not Junk: How&How's rebellious identity for a heavenly sweet brand

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How&How helps Wild Thingz build a category-defining rebel sweetie brand from scratch – something that pleases both parents and kids. The project began by examining the existing category to see if there were any opportunities. Yet the 'bad sweets' are an explosion of bright colours, flashy logos, and exciting in-pack games."

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Wedge refreshes the identity of 'Canada's Cocktail'

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Instead, Wedge turned to the food category for inspiration, tapping into a world of flavours to express Clamato's unique portfolio of taste offerings: Spicy, Salty, Savory, Zesty, Peppery, Fiery, Umami, Limey, Tangy, Briny, etc. Achieving the equivalent vibrancy of a full CMYK process required meticulous colour separation," says Lortie.

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Earthling Studio infuses nostalgic fun into iced tea brand HALFDAY

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Through its new identity, HALFDAY is serving up bold colours, playful illustrations, and a healthy dose of '90s nostalgia, proving that prebiotic tea can still have a rebellious streak. At that time, brightly coloured bottles lined the shelves, brands embraced loud design, and iced tea was more about indulgence than wellness.

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The 25 creative studios inspiring us the most in 2025

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The rebrand draws heavily on the museum's iconic modernist architecture by Lina Bo Bardi, using a red-and-black colour palette and strong typography to reflect the building's striking visual presence. So Smith & Diction worked hard to "put weird to the test" while still developing responsible systems for logo, type and colour.

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Bala crafts a radical label for category-first grasshopper beer

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GOSE required an identity as unique as its product, which Bala delivered through semi-abstract illustrations and an acidic colour palette that reflects the beer's salty flavour. This, paired with the product's unique taste, gives meaning to the entire brand experience, which is totally disruptive in its category.

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Pentagram visualises cybersecurity in an original way for MIND

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The approach reflects Eddie's understanding that clarity is a competitive advantage in complex technical categories. Swarms of letters surround, absorb and subsume forms in three-dimensional renderings animated with vibrant kaleidoscopic colours that represent data prevention and risk detection.

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The Public Domain Image Archive: A treasure trove of free-to-use historical imagery

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Though "small" compared to massive repositories, PDIA is still an absolute wonderland with over 10,000 images, spanning everything from medieval manuscripts and early colour photography to 16th-century illustrations of celestial phenomena and Victorian gym equipment. The unifying thread?