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Smith & Milton Redesign Woodpecker
London-based
Smith & Milton was tasked with creating a design that broadened the
appeal of the 100-year-old cider brand from Bulmers'.
The agency
identified three core aspects of the existing design, the bird, the
name and the colour red that they wanted to place at the heart of the
new packaging design.
Artist Andrew Davidson created the woodcut illustration for the new design, which sits against a bold red background.
"Any
further frills, whistles and bows, stars and stripes are mere puffery,"
said Smith & Milton founder Howard Milton. "They don't make the
thing different or better, they make it the same as everyone else."
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