The studio has been consumed by Melbourne boutique roaster – Coffee Supreme. The second skew of their coffee range – the 250g and 500g bags are out in the café space for one and all.

The studio is responsible for the production – research and development, concepts, prototyping, image making to artwork, along with regular client commentary. This round of packaging was designed to work in with the café interior, whilst also having a bold retail presence. There is one image outcome in the range. The studio produced a comprehensive pattern range based upon the coffee plant. Several final patterns have been developed, which have also been applied to the 1kg skew.

The packages are hand assembled at the factory and the stitched in card, can be put in the customers coffee pot to confirm bend and roasting batch.

Thanks to Supreme again for keeping our communication process fresh.

Cruden Farm is one the world’s most revered private gardens. Featured in the television programme – Around the World in 80 Gardens – by British gardener and broadcaster Monty Don, the garden is a popular destination for gardening enthusiasts visiting the region. Briefed to complete a website which communicates general facts and sites of garden for visitors and fact finders. The studio spent eight weeks completing this project undertaking design, approvals, gathering content, website development and testing. Thanks to the Cruden Farm team and The Mighty Wonton for all your assistance.

See the brochure we developed here

Visit the Website here

The studio over the last few months has evolved the coffee bag range for Melbourne boutique roaster – Coffee Supreme. The first skew of this range, the 1kg bags, has hit the streets with little fuss.

The studio is responsible for the entire production – research and development, concepts, prototyping, image making to artwork. This round of packaging was designed to work in with the café interior, whilst also having a bold retail presence. Their are two image outcomes in the range and this image is a visual response to a New Zealand company operating and producing in Australia. Overall this outcome is contrasting – bold, quiet, graphic, straight, twisted and loaded with messages and irony. The Supreme coat of arms is a hybrid of the Australian coat of arms, mashing together a diverse range of elements – Supreme’s brand, the coffee plant, catch cries, cups and components of coffee making machines.

More to come, thanks to Supreme for continuely putting in place an interesting communication process.

Supreme can be found all over Melbourne