Some brands whisper. Sprizz was designed to splash. The brief was a natural soda brand that needed to feel as alive as the drinks inside the can. Bold, fruity, and unapologetically vibrant, it's a brand that looks like it belongs in your hand on a beach, not on a shelf collecting dust. The identity was built around a five-color system: grape, orange, berry, citrus, and lime, each flavor getting its own world while the splash mark and italic wordmark keep it all unmistakably Sprizz. From can packaging to cup branding to the icon suite, every touchpoint was designed to feel like the first sip. Does the color system make you reach for a flavor?

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Recently, I expanded one of my brand identity projects into a new product line, and it reminded me how much branding goes beyond just a logo.

For Juthoor, I expanded the existing visual identity into a spice product line by carrying the brand system across labels, lids, product photography, and a cohesive family of blends.

The original identity already had its own personality, color story, typography, and visual direction. For this expansion, I focused on translating that foundation into a product line that felt cohesive, elevated, and true to the brand’s story.

I wanted each product to feel distinct while still belonging to the same brand world. Traditional, warm, elegant, and rooted in cultural storytelling.

The goal was for the new line to feel like a natural next chapter. Fresh, but still familiar.

This is my favorite part of brand design. Creating a system that has enough personality to be memorable, but enough flexibility to grow with the business.

What a nice!