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I’d probably reach for the vintage one first. The imperfections and color give it more personality, but the modern version feels more intentional and premium. Depends on whether the goal is nostalgia or standing out on a modern shelf.
Is minimalism doing this label a favor, or losing what made it charming? 🤔
Found this while flipping through a Japanese book of vintage canned food labels and decided to give one a rework. Same ham, completely different shelf presence.
Vintage approach: hand painted illustration,...
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Thanks for sharing!
This is an Old But Gold Project :)
I enjoy creating work in series.
At some point in the past, I decided to create hand-lettered designs for some of my favorite types of wine.
I started with simple hand-drawn sketches on paper and later developed them into vector graphics. Then, I created Art Deco-inspired posters for each of them. I also painted the grapes myself, using acrylic paint on canvas.
This is one of them, let me know if you’d like to see the others :)
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Small interactions can carry a lot of weight.
I designed and implemented this @Rive animated character for Rideaway’s analytics consent banner.
The goal was not to push people toward “Accept”. It was to make an easily ignored privacy decision more noticeable, more human, and worth a moment of attention, while keeping both choices equally clear.
See it live: https://rideaway.app
Does motion improve this moment, or would you prefer a completely static consent banner?
