JHDD Branding Report — 2026.10.08
Vrints-Kolsteren’s identity for Napoli on the Road adds a tangible layer of mischief to minimalist design principles. This detail, along
Read MoreA curated collection of cutting-edge typography, brand identity systems, and innovative packaging design shaping global visual culture.
Vrints-Kolsteren’s identity for Napoli on the Road adds a tangible layer of mischief to minimalist design principles. This detail, along
Read MoreAluminum tubes, once reserved for artists’ paints, are now increasingly housing everyday consumables like honey, peanut butter, and chili paste.
Read MoreEye Coffee rethinks the on-the-go experience with a single-serve pour-over made from compostable materials. This ingenuity, seen across recent packaging
Read MoreJKR’s rebrand for Tropical Smoothie Cafe demonstrated the power of being “deliciously on the nose.” This directness, often eschewed by
Read MoreMATCHALITA’s packaging, designed by ImaginaryFriend, deliberately repositions ceremonial matcha within a nightlife context, using electric colors and waveform graphics. These
Read MoreEmily Cohen of Casa Davka encourages designers to question fundamental assumptions about audience reception and what truly matters to users.
Read MoreEye Coffee provides a single-serve pour-over made from compostable materials, solving convenience and ecological concerns simultaneously. This approach, seen across
Read MoreSi Lewen’s ‘Parade’ is described as a narrative where “the picture itself is the narrative,” requiring no words. This singular
Read MoreMATCHALITA’s packaging, designed by ImaginaryFriend, uses waveform-inspired graphics to reposition ceremonial matcha within a nightlife context. A clear pattern is
Read MoreJKR’s rebrand for Tropical Smoothie Cafe leaned into “bright, bold” tropical iconography rather than creating a generic abstract identity. This
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