No jars shaped like beehives. No cursive script. No "bee happy" puns. Just hex grids, specimen ca...

No jars shaped like beehives. No cursive script. No "bee happy" puns. Just hex grids, specimen ca...No jars shaped like beehives. No cursive script. No "bee happy" puns. Just hex grids, specimen ca...

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Révolté

pro

• Sep 8

No jars shaped like beehives. No cursive script. No "bee happy" puns.

Just hex grids, specimen cards, and honey that changes every harvest.

New case study: HIVE INDEX.

Soon

comingsoon nutrition Brand Design

Komu mech

• 1d

Hex grids and harvest-changing specimen cards are such a refreshing departure from generic honey brand tropes. Looking forward to the full case study!

Mahmudul Hasan Manik

pro

• 1d

This Cassedy feels like a professional one

MD Rafee Alam

• 1d

The hex grid as a structural device instead of a literal illustration is the right call. It reads as honey without leaning on the usual bee cliches. Curious how "changes every harvest" plays out across the actual product photography.

Yaroslav Dykyi

pro

• 1d

Looks great!

Boluwatife Delight

• 1d

Love the simplicity here, it gives the brand such a nice feel

Nina Brylevych

pro

• 7h

Naming the clichés you're avoiding is a clean way to set expectations before anyone sees the work. Hex grids and specimen cards instead of the usual honey-jar iconography is a genuinely different read on the category.

Agustin Dell Aquila

max

• Sep 3

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Karmaine Tan

• Sep 5

really cool idea!

Daniel G Bright

max

• Sep 3

Brand identity system and homepage design for an AI-powered customer intelligence product. We went from zero to launch-ready in 3 weeks

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Amina Hussain

• Sep 3

Great work🔥

Aleksandar Coric

• Sep 3

When the ambition of a brand changes, its identity has to evolve with it. The original identity had a clear starting point, but as the company prepared to launch its product and enter conversations with investors, it became clear that the visual language no longer reflected the brand’s ambition. For Bewy, we moved away from a literal and playful visual language toward something more refined, credible and future-oriented. The new identity is built around three ideas: space, letter B, and progress. A visual identity designed to reflect where Bewy is going, not where it started.

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