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Taste Test
Which one would you launch with?
The first is a squat bottle with a plum cap on a purple block, a cut banana beside it, bold cream display type stacked at the top, window light on the wall.
The second is a tall bottle with a white cap on a coral ledge, a mint disc behind, a whole banana beside it, palm leaves at the edges, fine serif overhead.
One sells the attitude. The other sells the holiday.
👇 #packagingdesign #brandconcept #beveragedesign
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Resort is more better for a summer brand ❤️❤️
my personal choice is plum
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