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Day Fresh Milk
Abbas Naqvi | Thu, 03/26/2015 - 08:33
Brief from client
Dairy Land (Ptv.) limited. now looking for re-branding their Day Fresh Milk with the new & fresh look.
This one is the weaker of the lot. It's hard to read, especially when it's small and purple is definitely not a color I associate with milk. It makes me think of Milka, a chocolate brand, and the main culprit for my few extra pounds =)
1% Milk in Canada is purple, so it is a colour I associate with milk. However, as you see below that shocking pink 2% milk is just too hard to pass up, so I buy that.
Because... pink!
add more action and simplicity to the font. The fluffy , fat is hard to read (as the Shawali mentioned above). Also use the fluidity in your advantage making wonderful ligatures and swirls, but dont go childish, go friendly.
Australian milk bottles are so much different than what we have here! Also, our most famous milk brand is famously shocking electric pink...
(Yes you can buy it in bags as well)
Oh! And your logo. This one I like the least. :) The other two it is hard to pick a favourite.
Overall the feeling of the logo is good. It feels milky and fresh. You need to work refining the elements. Also, the purple color doesn't work for milk.
There is a lot of people here that think that purple cannot work for milk...
I simply don't see why not. Both are cool (in different ways) and purple stands out as hardly anyone uses it for advertising.
If used correctly it can be very good branding (such as with our hot pink milk)
The last two version are really great, I like the evolution. However, I see the final logo as a combination of these two: from version 2 keep the font and the blue color, but don't fade it to black, it's just too dark. And from version 3 I really like the sticker shape and the position of the sun, that it's not behind the text. Great job so far, looking forward for the final version
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This one is the weaker of the lot. It's hard to read, especially when it's small and purple is definitely not a color I associate with milk. It makes me think of Milka, a chocolate brand, and the main culprit for my few extra pounds =)
1% Milk in Canada is purple, so it is a colour I associate with milk. However, as you see below that shocking pink 2% milk is just too hard to pass up, so I buy that.
Because... pink!
best chocolate ever / j'adore milka!! ca n'hexiste pas ici :(
add more action and simplicity to the font. The fluffy , fat is hard to read (as the Shawali mentioned above). Also use the fluidity in your advantage making wonderful ligatures and swirls, but dont go childish, go friendly.
Australian milk bottles are so much different than what we have here! Also, our most famous milk brand is famously shocking electric pink...
(Yes you can buy it in bags as well)
Oh! And your logo. This one I like the least. :) The other two it is hard to pick a favourite.
It seems we are split as a community as to which one is our favorite!
Overall the feeling of the logo is good. It feels milky and fresh. You need to work refining the elements. Also, the purple color doesn't work for milk.
There is a lot of people here that think that purple cannot work for milk...
I simply don't see why not. Both are cool (in different ways) and purple stands out as hardly anyone uses it for advertising.
If used correctly it can be very good branding (such as with our hot pink milk)
Also, here is some purple milk.
The last two version are really great, I like the evolution. However, I see the final logo as a combination of these two: from version 2 keep the font and the blue color, but don't fade it to black, it's just too dark. And from version 3 I really like the sticker shape and the position of the sun, that it's not behind the text. Great job so far, looking forward for the final version