Creative Inspiration Monthly – #10
The cosmetic & beauty industry is the perfect place to look for some fresh, fun & modern branding. From hair salons to toothpaste, we’ve spotted a few new rebrands that have caught our eye. Check them out below…
Sweep
By the guys at The Office of Ordinary Things, based in San Francisco, Sweep’s rebrand pulls inspiration from the 70s & the hair colouring technique ‘balayage’. The brand features a colourful gradient and bold typography which certainly makes the salon stand out from its peers.
“The chemicals used in the balayage process—gentler on hair as well as the environment—give the hair a more natural, “sun-kissed” look. This inherent quality gave way to the brand’s signature 70s-inspired sunrise motif which is integrated throughout the brand in the form of borders, badges, and illustrations.”
We especially love the use of Colombia Sans for the logo. Super simple and clean but still retains personality. A brand that’s really on trend at the moment!
See the full case study here
Rocc
Rocc is an all-natural toothpaste brand that stands out from the crowd. Designed by Australian agency Date of Birth, their branding and packaging is funky, bold and totally different to anything else in their category.
“We were done seeing the same “natural” recycled look on other brands, and created a visual identity that looked both nostalgic and brand new at the same time. Something you would love to have sit proudly on your sink, not in your drawer.”
The tube is also biodegradable and can break down in as few as six years. Nice to look at & environmentally friendly, what’s not to like?
See the full case study here
Pauli & Sisters
Another bright and colourful one for you, Pauli & Sisters is a Californian skincare brand. Studio Marina Veziko are behind the branding and are killing it with the vibrant colours, quirky typefaces and stunning photography.
“The slogan being “Guardians of your skin”, the abstract leaf shape pattern on the packaging is highlighting just that – hero ingredients from natural origins protecting and healing your skin.”
Overall they’ve crafted a really beautiful brand that stands out from the rest.
See the full case study here
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↙ Back to ThoughtsWhat can brands learn from the horror genre?
Last week, I went to watch A24’s Heretic – which left me drenched in sweat, I’ll let you decide if you take that as a positive recommendation, or not. It got me thinking about horror as a genre and how it has, is or could influence its neighbouring creative industries. I did a bit of … What can brands learn from the horror genre?
Have you seen us on TV?!
Recently, we had the exciting opportunity to partner with Leonardo Hotels to launch an awareness campaign that speaks to all types of travellers—from holidaymakers to business professionals. Our goal was to capture the diverse reasons people choose to stay at a hotel, whether it’s for a significant life event or the simple joys of a … Have you seen us on TV?!
This is too many words. I would like to leave
↙ Back to ThoughtsWhat can brands learn from the horror genre?
Last week, I went to watch A24’s Heretic – which left me drenched in sweat, I’ll let you decide if you take that as a positive recommendation, or not. It got me thinking about horror as a genre and how it has, is or could influence its neighbouring creative industries. I did a bit of … What can brands learn from the horror genre?
Have you seen us on TV?!
Recently, we had the exciting opportunity to partner with Leonardo Hotels to launch an awareness campaign that speaks to all types of travellers—from holidaymakers to business professionals. Our goal was to capture the diverse reasons people choose to stay at a hotel, whether it’s for a significant life event or the simple joys of a … Have you seen us on TV?!