Go Juicy hero brand visual — bold orange background with "Drink" in large white chunky type, a white Go Juicy bottle standing as the letter "i," surrounded by bronze-toned fruits (pineapple, grapes, strawberry, orange, cherry); purple wave border at the bottom and Go Juicy logo in purple
Go Juicy hero brand visual — bold orange background with "Drink" in large white chunky type, a white Go Juicy bottle standing as the letter "i," surrounded by bronze-toned fruits (pineapple, grapes, strawberry, orange, cherry); purple wave border at the bottom and Go Juicy logo in purple

Breif

Breif

Brew Can Co. needed to stand out in a crowded coffee market filled with colorful, busy designs. I created a bold black-and-white identity that feels more like a premium art piece than a grocery store product, with a simple hand-drawn coffee cup that adds personality without clutter.

Challange

Challange

Brew Can Co. needed to stand out in a crowded coffee market filled with colorful, busy designs. I created a bold black-and-white identity that feels more like a premium art piece than a grocery store product, with a simple hand-drawn coffee cup that adds personality without clutter.

Go Juicy

The Makers developed the brand identity for Go Juicy — a fresh, energetic cold-pressed juice brand bringing vibrant flavours and a health-forward lifestyle to the region.

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Branding . Packaging

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Portfolio

Go Juicy "Drop the Water" campaign — a red/orange round bottle with cork stopper (lemon & lime flavour, 350ml, illustrated citrus characters) on a lime-green background with a large purple ampersand and "drop the water" campaign text in white, Go Juicy logo featured

Introduction

Press Play on Fresh

Go Juicy was born from a simple idea: that good nutrition should feel like a reward, not a sacrifice. In a market where health brands take themselves too seriously, Go Juicy chose a different path — energetic, accessible, and genuinely joyful. The Makers built a brand identity that communicates freshness and vitality without the sterile minimalism that often dominates the wellness space. This is health that feels like a celebration.

Go Juicy brand character illustration sheet — twelve animated fruit and vegetable mascots with arms, legs, and expressive personalities (pineapple with tennis racket, strawberry, lime, orange, lemon, carrot, watermelon, coconut with sunglasses, and more) in action poses on a light grey background

Colour as Flavour

Colour as Flavour

Go Juicy "Drop the Water" campaign — a green round bottle (carrot & orange flavour, 350ml) with cork stopper popping off, on an amber/orange background with large yellow and purple ampersand swirls and "DROP THE WATER" campaign text, Go Juicy logo featured
Go Juicy "Drop the Water" campaign — a green round bottle (carrot & orange flavour, 350ml) with cork stopper popping off, on an amber/orange background with large yellow and purple ampersand swirls and "DROP THE WATER" campaign text, Go Juicy logo featured
o juicy," "friendly," "fun, nful" in vivid colours (pink, orange, purple, green, teal, yellow)
o juicy," "friendly," "fun, nful" in vivid colours (pink, orange, purple, green, teal, yellow)

The Go Juicy visual identity is a direct translation of what it feels like to drink something alive. A bold spectrum of juice-inspired colours — citrus orange, beet red, kiwi green, mango yellow — gives the brand an instantly recognisable palette that flexes across each product range while staying unmistakably cohesive. The typography is strong and rounded, conveying energy and approachability in equal measure. Every touchpoint is designed to feel as fresh as the product inside.

Go Juicy campaign visual — cream/ivory background with “Unleash the Taste of Water” campaign headline in mixed-case playful type, and an illustrated carrot character sprinting with a green juice splash trail behind it, Go Juicy logo in the corner
Go Juicy campaign visual — cream/ivory background with “Unleash the Taste of Water” campaign headline in mixed-case playful type, and an illustrated carrot character sprinting with a green juice splash trail behind it, Go Juicy logo in the corner
Go Juicy “Drop the Water” campaign — a purple/teal round bottle (piña colada flavour, 350ml, pineapple and coconut character illustration, cork popping off) on a vivid purple background with a large pink ampersand swirl, yellow clouds, and “drop the water” campaign text, Go Juicy logo featured
Go Juicy “Drop the Water” campaign — a purple/teal round bottle (piña colada flavour, 350ml, pineapple and coconut character illustration, cork popping off) on a vivid purple background with a large pink ampersand swirl, yellow clouds, and “drop the water” campaign text, Go Juicy logo featured
Go Juicy social media graphic — light blue background with “Try a Boost of Flavour” headline in mixed-case playful type, a pink ampersand swirl, and an illustrated pineapple character holding a tennis racket, Go Juicy logo in the corner
Go Juicy social media graphic — light blue background with “Try a Boost of Flavour” headline in mixed-case playful type, a pink ampersand swirl, and an illustrated pineapple character holding a tennis racket, Go Juicy logo in the corner

A System Built for Growth

The Makers delivered the Go Juicy brand system end to end: brand strategy, logo design, colour and typography system, bottle and packaging design, retail display concepts, digital templates, and social media identity. The packaging architecture was designed to scale across an expanding product line while maintaining shelf impact and brand recognition at speed.

Go Juicy “Drop the Water” — a tipped mint-green Go Juicy bottle (strawberry & watermelon flavour, 350ml) on a pink background with a large pink ampersand and “drop the water” campaign text, Go Juicy logo featured
Go Juicy “Drop the Water” — a tipped mint-green Go Juicy bottle (strawberry & watermelon flavour, 350ml) on a pink background with a large pink ampersand and “drop the water” campaign text, Go Juicy logo featured

Go Juicy had the freshness. The Makers gave it the identity to match.

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Making your vision.

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We don't make boring,
What we make we make well!

Making your vision.

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