Showing posts with label Brief 3. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Brief 3. Show all posts

Wednesday, 12 December 2012

Good cafe website




I found this really attractive website for a cafe called Morgan St Cafe. i love the use of a wooded side bar and use of photography for each page works really well. A very minimal design throughout which showcases the content really well. 


Coffee Photography


Really like this uses of coffee and think it is a really good photograph.  The image created is an owl and the coffee is photographed and set up really nicely. Would make a good image for on packaging or website. 

Coffee

Some really attractive stationary produced for this coffee brand Jacu. Everything looks really good they have also utilised embossing machine and also rubber stamps. Some really nice work here. 


Tuesday, 30 October 2012

Coffee packaging




Designed by DDB Stockholm | Country: Sweden

Some really attractiv coffee packaging here. You can almost smell the coffee from here. I really like this design the contrast of the black and white really helps it come alive
“Zoégas is a Swedish coffee company founded in the 1800s, that specialises in dark roasted coffee.
Limited Blend No. 1 from Tanzania is the first edition of a limited series roasted whole beans from around the world. The design is created to stand out among competitors, generate interest as a limited edition premium series, and enhance Zoégas position as the best in knowledge and development of new blends and compositions.”

Coffee Packaging




Designed by Atomicdust | Country: United States

Is different to most ofther coffee packets out at the moment and i feel they have there selected target audience. not my style but nice never the less
“Our goal with the packaging design for Goshen Coffee was twofold – we wanted to create a distinct look that represented our client’s uncompromising attitude, while simultaneously looking nothing like other coffee brands on display in the local St. Louis market. The labels are actually stickers that are affixed when the bags are filled.”