Watermark was thrilled when Matchbook Distilling called with the charge to design a unique gin label design for No Labels, a non-partisan group focused on problem solving.

We took them at their word to create something ‘unique’, designing a two-sided label with a unique die-cut following the custom illustration of two hands ‘meeting in the middle’. Because the gin label design is double-sided, you can view the reverse of the hands through the liquid from the back of the bottle,

We are excited to announce that Watermark has been recognized internationally in the HOW 2019 International Design Awards for both package design as well as our program design for the University of Virginia Bicentennial event!

Tarongino Branding & Packaging : https://www.howdesign.com/international-design-awards-winners-2019-packaging/

UVA Bicentennial Program : https://www.howdesign.com/international-design-awards-winners-2019-annual-reports-brochures/

You’re In Luck is a natural body product company, offering everything from natural bug spray to natural deodorant. Watermark was tasked with a brand refresh for the logo design as well as a label design for their natural deodorant.

Watermark updated the You’re In Luck crossed-fingered logo and added new typography for the brand name.

A custom illustration was created for each scent, with the ingredient held by the hand on the front label design.

We are excited to share that the Ingleside Vineyards ‘Chesapeake Series’ and Tarongino USA package designs have each won a GDUSA American Graphic Design Award!

Click here to view the full Chesapeake Series project!

Click here to view the full Tarongino USA project! 

With 2018 coming to a close, this is the perfect time to forecast how different 2019 will be on the shelf for the craft beverage and packaging industry. 

1. Vivid Color

Every year Pantone chooses a color of the year. For 2019, pantone chose coral. So what does this tell us about packaging trends? No, we don’t believe all labels will be coral colored. However, we can deduce that there is a cultural desire for vivid,