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Wine Bottles by ~nedw:iconnedw:

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The concept here is pretty straightforward:

Wine makers often focus on a straightforward brand, such as kendel jackson, or robert mondavi. This brand of wine focuses on the taste, and quality that goes into their product, letting the taste and quality of the wine speak for itself.

Each letter was designed to reflect the process that the wine goes through as its made, as well as the bouqet of tastes that the wine contains.

I'm thinking about adding a small ring (the color of the top vat sticker) to help transition the black seal into the bottle... Comments/Ideas?
Daily Deviation, 2006-11-24

Daily DeviationWith packaging like Wine Inc. - Wine Bottle Design by =nedw I'd definitely pick this up out of a line up since I don't know wine. I'd rely on colour and packaging and this is just simple and effective. (Featured by `depthskins)

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~lizzybeth:iconlizzybeth: Oct 24, 2006, 9:21:24 PM
elegant and gorgeous.
Your concept is quite clear, the label simply complementing the wine.
If I have the right idea about the ring, I don't think it would improve things. As it is the vertical sticker complements the bottles' confident height and shape.

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=gloomy-optimist:icongloomy-optimist: Oct 25, 2006, 3:29:37 AM
I think the entire picture is very good; both the wine bottle designs and the way you captured to photograph of them. Nice pic! :)

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~newblood:iconnewblood: Oct 25, 2006, 4:49:08 AM
really elegant, very different too which is great for p.o.s standout.

i think a coloured ring would work well too.

where is the branding though?

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~nedw:iconnedw: Oct 25, 2006, 7:46:10 AM
Thanks.. I'm glad you thought the concept was pretty clear... and I really appreciate your comment on the neck ring.

Yeah, I'm pretty convinced its fine the way it is.. it just seems like it would complicate things.

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~nedw:iconnedw: Oct 25, 2006, 7:46:54 AM
Hey thanks, the school I attend has a nice little studio for taking photos of stuff like this..

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~nedw:iconnedw: Oct 25, 2006, 7:54:27 AM
I might try adding the ring in photoshop, just to get an idea if it works, then do it in real life if it does. I feel like it might ruin its straightforward simplicity...

The concept here is to brand the individual wine, instead of the company who makes it. However, through unity, branding does happen more subtly.. There is a fair amount of more traditional branding on the back label. The company this is for is all about communicating honesty in their products, and they feel that they can stand out without relying completly on a single brand name, they're sort of the anti-kendell jackson.

So its there, its just an extra step to find it... the

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~nedw:iconnedw: Oct 25, 2006, 7:55:01 AM
Sorry, did I answer your question? and does that make sense?

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=gloomy-optimist:icongloomy-optimist: Oct 25, 2006, 10:58:05 AM
That's nifty! Good to have one of those nearby. :D

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~Tcheely:iconTcheely: Oct 26, 2006, 4:58:41 AM
really good work, i like it
~nedw:iconnedw: Oct 26, 2006, 8:30:59 AM
hey - thanks :)

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