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☕️ VESCO — COFFEE PACKAGING
Branding & Packaging Project 🇮🇹
Meet Vesco — a playful specialty coffee brand inspired by the vibrant coffee culture of Venice, Italy. 🇮🇹✨
Inspired by colorful architecture, lively cafés, and expressive editorial design, Vesco transforms coffee...
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