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A little taste of Regal Brews ☕✨
A visual exploration of bold coffee branding, packaging, and product styling for Regal Brews, bringing together distinctive colors, playful patterns, and a premium product presentation.
#BrandIdentity #PackagingDesign #CoffeeBrand #RegalBrews #ProductDesign #CreativeDirection #DigiLabss
the color system feels so rich, especially the warm coffee palette. which package was the most fun to style?
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I'll share some of the systems, visual references and thinking behind them here over the next few weeks.
If you're a designer, brand strategist or just slightly obsessed with color, this side of my work is probably for you.
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