Jonathan Faust’s visual identity design for Earl/Grey
This visual identity for fictive company, Earl/Grey, by Denmark-based student Jonathan Faust is just beautiful. The concept behind it was to give Earl Grey tea a helping hand in becoming popular again. I have to say that if I saw this on the shelf of my local tea shop I’d have to have a crack at it.
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