30 Intelligent Use of Chili Pepper in Logo Design

Chili pepper comes from several species of a vinous plants. Chili pepper is used mainly to add spice and flavor to a dish. Looking at the texture and shape of a chili pepper closely, it has been noted that many designers have found the chili pepper’s physical appearance intriguing and have found ways to make it more creative. Here are some great examples - Enjoy

Chili Pepper Logo Designs

Gatto Picante

pepper design

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Chilli Kiwi

chilli logo design

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Hot Energy

new pepper logo design

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Mexican Grill Restaurant

pepper logo

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Twili Pepper

pepper logo image

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Shirt Pepper

pepper logo picture

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Video Pepper

cool logo design

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Chiliman

details logo design

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La Cazuelita

pepper gallery design

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Forest Fire

pepper two design

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Chiles Con Queso

pepper pond design

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Seoul Food

pepper logo com

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Chilli Africa

pepper logo africa

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Cajun Heat

gallery logo design

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Chili 69

pepper logo brand

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Hot Bolt

pepper logo style

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X Chili

pepper logo theme

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Chill

pepper theme design

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Homespun Chili

pepper style design

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Chameleon Chili Sauce

pepper nice design

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Smokin’ Hot

pepper ten design

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Chilli Solution

pepper three design

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Chili Pep

pepper logo five

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Chil Up

pepper logostack

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Chilli Fish

pepper logo zero

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Salsa Starter

pepper four design

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Pepper Horn

pepper nine design

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Pepper Creek

one one logo design

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Chillight

pepper logo sign

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Hell’apeno

pepper logo mark

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philadelphia wedding feature.

elizabeth + kevin's rustic, relaxed, and very stylish wedding featured in the spring/summer issue of philadelphia wedding! such a beautiful spread showcasing high contrast photos by our labor of love and stylish accents by styled creative. our favor bags holding the delicious salted caramel macaroons made it on the page of details! e + k's corresponding magenta, purple, + papya invitations will be posted very soon!

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The Embroidered Logo



Finally finished the RA logo embroidery project. This was an interesting project and my first attempt to produce a large size embroidery logo for a jacket.

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Energy Drink Packaging. Great or Horrible?

When I buy energy drinks I usually walk into a convince store and randomly buy them based on the cool packaging…admit it! You do it too! Some of them are really cool, some have too much information and some are as horrible as it can be. Here are some examples. If you think they are great or horrible or have any other suggestion you would like to share use the comments below - Enjoy

Bomba Energy Drink


Bomba Energy design by Valentine Associates:

Love the shape of these bottles. I’m a sucker for anything that looks out of the ordinary. Would you guys buy something that looked like a grenade?

Rubyy

Not sure I would buy this – but this is pretty atypical packaging for an energy drink.

Rubyy Blood Orange Energy Drink, has been coined “the first ultra-premium luxury energy drink”. It was launched this year by Maurice Kanbar (the founder of Skyy Vodka) and Chris Huddleston.

Mt Dew

Quite possibly the original energy drink (to me at least…I grew up drinking mt dew). But not t

he package has been changed….still not sure what I think.

Bloom

I like the simplicity of the packaging, and the playful punctuation. Clever idea to put the flavor as the bottom of the exclamation point. Designed by CBX

Burn Energy Drink

Theres just something about the tall skinny can that alot of energy drinks come in…but check out the typography of the ingredients on the back!!! Design by Ergo ID.

Suso

While these vector graphics are probably a dime a dozen, I like the design combined with the bright colors. This drink would catch my eye in the store.

Fuelosophy

I’m really digging the combination of a subtle gradient and the textured look of the arrows on this packaging. This packaging evokes the feminine in a subtle way.

Design by Hatch

Jolt

Remember Jolt cola? Well they have been rebranded and now they have a variety of energy drinks in an interesting metal can.

NOS

This is another drink that caught my eye….but not really because of the design, but rather the color of the packaging. Its bright and definitely stands out on the shelf. Tastes like crap though :)

Battery Drink

Again not the best design, but an interesting concept.

WTF? Who came up with these ideas?

Here are a couple of…interesting and hilarious drinks. Not sure if they are real, but damn…i could go for some Strawberry Scissor-kick Chuck Norris Energy drink right about now. :)

…just incase you wanted some drugs in your drink?

For the patriot in us all… Patrol energy drink!

Last but not least…BRAWNDO!!!!! The Thirst Mutilator

This….well…is just freaking hilarious! Check out the Brawndo site….and watch the hilarious videos. Great viral marketing and social marketing!



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The RA Music CD Art



Finally got the CD art ready to go for my brother Rick who requested that a dragon nano be included in both his CD design and logo. The next step of this project iwill be the embroidered jacket which I will pick up from the stiching shop early next week.

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Confidence

Last week I was asked to write the word Confidence in a loose hand writing style for use on a large size banner about 6 feet long. To produce this lettering style I first had to understand how to compose the letters in a fluent manner.



I wrote the word a number of times on a small note tablet with pencil and pen. No matter how many years I have been lettering I never have an immediate answer. I go thru a trial and error process and eventually everything falls in place.





After the initial roughs I understood the rhythm and flow of the letters. I grabbed a PITT big brush pen and wrote the word at a larger size on a piece of 11" X 17' layout paper which was scanned and imported into Photoshop. I used the gaussian blur filter to smooth the letter shapes, posterized the image and saved the image as a 40" X 25" 75 dpi B/W bitmap file. The bitmap file was imported into Illustrator as a template to create the vector art.

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