Art & coffee. 2026

High gloss brew. Reagan. Scotland. 2024

Four KAITO coffee capsule boxes in a cascading staggered arrangement, each box displaced progressively to the left on a neutral grey ground. White coated paperboard, single-color cyan print. KAITO wordmark in horizontal stripe type fill across the front face; LØVE variant wordmark and concentric arc stripe pattern on the blue vertical band. Bilingual English/French copy: "10 capsules biodégradables." Origami bird logomark on all boxes. Art-directed multi-format range composition — visual identity design system and art direction by a packaging design studio.

Minimalism in nespresso. Kaito. Quebec. 2023

Dietitian-design, chef-prepared. FED. 2026

INVASATI label macro. INVASATI bold black condensed serif against vibrant lime-green. Multiple Italian text layers revealing product information. Premium print quality close-up. Typography and graphic design detail for Italian specialty food packaging by a branding studio.

Canning obsession. INVASATI. Italy. 2025

A tall, tapering tower stacks the full Earnest Pursuit range on a pale grey backdrop: three coffee tins in blush, forest green and yellow balance on top of a staggered column of white shipping boxes, each carton alternating the letter-spaced forest-green EARNEST PURSUIT wordmark with the fine single-line New York skyline vignette of a bird, cup, cloud and Chrysler spire. A second, shorter stack of mailers sits to the right. The tins are lithographed metal; the boxes are matte uncoated corrugate printed in a single green ink, lit softly so the whites stay clean and the greens saturated. The playful, precarious arrangement shows the whole system at once — packaging design, illustration and art direction for a New York specialty-coffee brand by AOFP Studio.

Ships 4 and a gift. Earnest Pursuit. NYC. 2026

Two Redshift Glitch Cold Brew 500ml cans and glass of cold brew on wooden surface. White body with bold green glitch graphic and minimal black type. Environmental product shot. Art direction and visual identity design for specialty coffee by a packaging design studio in Vancouver.

Neon cold brew. Red Roastery. Canada. 2024

Exhausting. Earnest Pursuit. NYC. 2026

Condensed liquid candy. 2025

The CLAY Champagne carton photographed at a three-quarter turn with its candle still perched on top, so cream front and shadowed deep-green side panel both read in one frame. The glossy pitcher-shaped candle sits centred above the printed silhouette, its ombré lacquer fading from full green at the spout to a chalky pale base marked with the lowercase "clay." deboss; the side panel's blind-embossed scent-pyramid copy sits just out of full legibility in the raking light, more texture than text at this angle. It's a styling choice rather than a specification shot — showing how object and pack are meant to be seen together on a shelf. Packaging design for a New York candle brand, where every angle, not just the flat-on hero, has to hold up as a still life.

Scents & ceramics. Clay. NYC. 2026

A second take on the seven-column wall in the same sequence, side, origin, rear, front, side, origin, rear, peach over green over yellow. Repeating the same seven faces is how a three-flavor range turns into a wall of packaging design that looks like far more branding than it is, and the vertical wordmark columns keep reading as type rather than texture. Art of Packaging's design for specialty coffee does a lot with seven faces.

→ Special coffee. Nice tins. Earnest Pursuit. NYC. 2026

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