Analysis: Distilling personality - the designer’s challenge
By just-drinks.com editorial team | 24 July 2007
Terms like heritage, authenticity and personality can be seen as the building-blocks of brand image, but to establish an instant connection with consumers these attributes have to be captured visually. Michael Peters, chairman and executive creative director of brand consultancy Identica and one of the UK's foremost packaging designers, sheds light on how those qualities are translated into a look.
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Terms like heritage, authenticity and personality can be seen as the building-blocks of brand image, but to establish an instant connection with consumers these attributes have to be captured visually. Michael Peters, chairman and executive creative director of brand consultancy Identica and one of the UK's foremost packaging designers, sheds light on how those qualities are translated into a look.
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