OM Cocktails "Organic Mixology" - Certified Organic

Lychee and Coconut

Wild Cranberry and Blood Orange

Meyer Lemon and Ginger

Dark Chocolate and Seasalt

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Logo Design and Brand Strategy

Blossom was asked early in 2010 to develop a brand strategy for a beverage line based on a modern vodka formulation. This is the result of almost 2 years of brainstorming, research and development, and a project that Blossom, who developed the branding from the logo through to the packaging, is very proud of.

We wish OM Cocktails all the very best for the 2012 Launch. It's been great working with such a progressive and committed company.

•  "One Tree for Every Bottle Sold"
• OM was developed by mixologist Natalie Bovis, aka The Liquid Muse
• USDA certified organic
• Contains no preservatives or artificial flavors
• Coloring form organic fruits, vegetables & organic, non-GMO caramel.
• Lightly sweetened with organic agave nectar instead of sugar or high fructose corn syrup.
• Specially designed light-weight bottle
• 30% post-consumer recycled paper label
• 75% post consumer recycled content shipping case

 OM is truly the most enlightened cocktail on the planet!

The first cocktail to market is a delicious blend of organic vodka, wild cranberry & blood orange. 

Ooh La La Lolly Bar Logo Design - New By Blossom

©2010 Design By Blossom Graphic Design

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ME BY {ME}ZHGAN

I absolutely love this identity. It's so bang on target to stand out from the pack on the shelves, without yelling "look at me" and so feminine, yet still cool. The designers at uniteddsn.com have done such a great job for the make up artist for American Idol.
“the brand that understands me and the diverse nature of my glamorous and not so glamorous moments.”

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Mood Boards for Positioning

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Recent Logo Project

Blossom has been working on a new logo and while they are all lovely, the client has decided to move forward with the logo on the left, which is certainly my favourite but as you probably know I love oval shapes. The humble squashed circle is such a vintage and feminine shape and did you know, apparently women are drawn to ovals.