We’ve looked at animal motifs on labels in the past, but today, we’re zeroing in on bird motifs in labeling. See how one motif can be versatile in aesthetic and application.
Foreign-Ade Designed by Taylor Goad
Foreign-Ade Bottle Label Designed by Taylor Goad
The tongue-in-cheek humor of the product concept is a conversation for another day. Instead, let’s focus on the brilliant design! The eagle motif’s vintage, military-style coincides with the military premise of the product and the simple line rendering adds to this effect. While it isn’t an overly complex label, with one look, you instantly understand the theme
Java Nest By Cari Caldwell
Java Nest Coffee Label With Bird Motif Designed By Cari Caldwell
This delightful, retro-inspired design uses onomatopoeias to name each blend. For example, Cock-A-Doodle-Doo is a breakfast blend. Not only do the color choices immediately give off the impression of a retro aesthetic, but the style of the birds associated with each product is perfectly fitting.
Kalifyton Designed By noon design+branding
Kalifyton Jam With Bird Motifs Designed By noon design+branding
While the first two designs have roots in vintage styles, this particular packaging goes even further back in time. You might be able to guess, based on the style, that this design was inspired by ancient Greek art. The product itself is made with berries and plants used by Alexander The Great to heal injured horses. That being said, the foil brings the aesthetic into the 21st century. It is a beautiful pairing of new and old which also implies natural or organic products, just like the olden times.
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