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Snooz Ice Cream Branding: How&How Built the World’s First Truly Nocturnal Brand Identity

Snooz flips the idea of ice cream on its head by positioning it as a functional, sleep-supporting product rather than an indulgence. What could sound like a gimmick is actually backed by a thoughtfully developed brand from How&How, combining a genuinely differentiated concept with a bold, cohesive visual identity. More than just an attractive design, the project shows how strong branding can elevate an innovative product and prompts a bigger question: how do you intentionally design a brand experience for nighttime use?

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Standard A2 specimen (new colors)

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A modern jungle house

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Fractal blankets, Zouassi

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Atolye Gozde Branding by Frames .

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Saint-Didier-Au-Mont-d'Or by Graphéine

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Bart by Science Agency / Maria aijmio / Pavel Konyukov

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Gracias a Dios Agave Gin by Abraham Lule

This project represents everything that I love about Mexico; it’s bold colors, intricate detail, and handcrafted tradition.  It is inspired by the past but rooted firmly in the present. This also represents the first time I have ever been asked to redesign my own work.

Gracias a Dios commissioned me to redesign their Gin label with two objectives; to create a new brand independent of their mezcal products, and to design for two additional skews that were being introduced into the market alongside their original Gin.

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Negative Space Logos      

by Leo for branding studio

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KLM Identity, FHK Henrion, 1961