“Castles Beneath Cities” by Brad Downey.
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Via The Dieline.
“Graphic designer Jordan Jelev of Factor R Studio, known as ‘The Labelmaker’, has redesigned the label for Bulgarian wine +359. The range, by Villa Lyubimets winery, is named after the country’s international phone code and the font is based on the one used by Bulgarian Post in the 1960s, giving the wine strong national appeal.
‘I wanted everyone not only to see this label as an image, but to feel it and sense it with their fingers ” that’s why I used puff-up transparent varnish to make the biggest possible relief structure on the logo,’ Jelev said.
A selective transparent UV matt varnish is applied on the pattern of circles around the logo against glossy background and a transparent puff-up varnish on the +359 logo to create the appearance of wave lines. The label is bordered with a glossy hot foil stamp, and there are some tiny hot foil dots around the logo as well.
The label was screen-printed by Rotoprint in Bulgaria on Fasson MC Plus.”
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The cidery La Face Cachée de la Pomme approached Chez Valois to redesign the brand identity and packaging of the product line. The goal was to reafirm the leader and trendsetter position of this premium brand in the ice cider category as well as reinforce its recognition on the international market.
