Tropic Blitz
BRAND IDENTITY | PACKAGING
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Keep the kick,
Lose the headache
Tropic Blitz sells nonalcoholic cocktails inspired by tropical locations where bold flavors and good times are never far away. Whether you’re a reveler who wants to keep the party going without sacrificing sobriety or a weekend warrior in need of a headache-free tropical getaway, Tropic Blitz keeps the good vibes rolling.
No vacation days? No problem.
Take a trip in a sip with Tropic Blitz.
approach
This nonalcoholic cocktail brand needed a bold, edgy visual approach worthy of a place in the beer aisle.
To achieve this, I took a hand-drawn, texture-heavy illustrative approach and used vivid monochrome color palettes that create a “fully-drenched” effect, almost as if the illustrations themselves are saturated with the product. Swapping facial features with fruit slices on the character heads added some cheekiness, and I chose a different display typeface for each flavor name to bring some unique funk and character.
I built the branding system outwards from the illustrations I did for the individual flavors and united everything through composition and pattern, a near-black background, and a brand logo with groovy customized type inspired by ocean waves and the wobbly, undulating effects associated with traditional alcoholic beverages.
Tropic Blitz
BRAND IDENTITY | PACKAGING
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Keep the kick,
Lose the headache
Tropic Blitz sells nonalcoholic cocktails inspired by tropical locations where bold flavors and good times are never far away. Whether you’re a reveler who wants to keep the party going without sacrificing sobriety or a weekend warrior in need of a headache-free tropical getaway, Tropic Blitz keeps the good vibes rolling.
No vacation days? No problem.
Take a trip in a sip with Tropic Blitz. -
This nonalcoholic cocktail brand needed a bold, edgy visual approach worthy of a place in the beer aisle.
To achieve this, I took a hand-drawn, texture-heavy illustrative approach and used vivid monochrome color palettes that create a “fully-drenched” effect, almost as if the illustrations themselves are saturated with the product. Swapping facial features with fruit slices on the character heads added some cheekiness, and I chose a different display typeface for each flavor name to bring some unique funk and character.
I built the branding system outwards from the illustrations I did for the individual flavors and united everything through composition and pattern, a near-black background, and a brand logo with groovy customized type inspired by ocean waves and the wobbly, undulating effects associated with traditional alcoholic beverages.