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Tuesday, September 4, 2012

Craig Stickling Pro Shop

Client: Craig Stickling Pro Shop 
Brief: Design a brand identity for a golfing pro shop.



Packaging & Logo Design 





Craig Stickling Pro Shop.
For all Golf and Pro Shop Related questions please contact Craig Stickling.
Contact: 011 749 1633/38

Tuesday, February 28, 2012

Black Water Coffee Company Branding

Client: Black Water Coffee Company
Brief: Brand identity (logo) and Coffee packet branding.

Sunday, October 31, 2010

D.Rust Extra Virgin Olive Oil








Create an identity for a new olive oil brand, which will be entered into the South African market, as well as to design a range of olive oil bottles and a corporate identity for the brand.

We decided to call the brand of olive oil D.Rust, originating from the area De Rust, Oudtshoorn. We established the olive oil in the market as a ‘culinary masterpiece’. This would be achieved by getting various famous South African artists to design a bottle for the Directors Reserve olive oil each season/ harvest. The designer olive oil would be sold in boutique deli’s and at art galleries, and used in exclusive restaurants. There are two ranges available, the Directors Reserve and another mass market olive oil (which is the non-designer), and will be sold in supermarkets.





Group Members

Nicole Christos
Storm Areington
Justin Mc Millan
Ayrton Portolan
Khyle Strydom
Kelly Haupt


Packaging Design



Create PACKAGING FOR QUAKER’S NEW ‘CHILLED CREAMY OATS’ (English brand), product for young women looking for a truly delicious healthy snack.

There were four flavours set in the brief, in which I went forward and researched their properties, e.g. Apples are good for weight loss, Cinnamon was shown to lower cholesterol levels, Raspberries/ berries are good at boosting the immune system and lastly Syrup is good for detoxifying. (See Golden Syrup. Maple syrup diet).
Using this, my concept came to be. I used black and white photography to combine the image of the flavour with its purpose. I went for a clean look but although it has a fun feel, it still depicts the healthy aspect that I wanted to get across. It is a simple but eye-catching design that moves away from the usual fruity designs we would see on the shelf.