Pulse Branding

Identity & packaging / 2024–2025

A little occasion.

Vodkiss original wordmarkThe original three-bottle Vodkiss set: Elderflower and Jasmine, Lemon and Lime, Lychee and Peach

01 / The brief

A considered small format

A small bottle.
A full sense
of flavour.

The original brief imagined a three-bottle set that makes flavoured vodka easy to recognise and simple to enjoy.

The design brings botanical illustration, expressive lettering and a warm paper palette to a compact format. Flavour names stay at the centre, while each label offers its own visual atmosphere.

Project
Vodkiss / 吻加伏特加
Work shown
Strategy, bilingual identity, packaging
Source dates
July 2024 / May 2025 follow-up
Project state
Design archive / production unverified

02 / Bilingual identity

The original marks

An expressive name.
A gentle embrace.

Original Vodkiss primary logo with the Flavored Russian Vodka descriptor
Original simplified Vodkiss wordmark
Simplified wordmark.
Original Vodkiss bilingual wordmark with 吻加伏特加
Bilingual lockup / 吻加伏特加.

Original 2024 identity artwork, reproduced unchanged. Product-origin wording is part of the archived artwork, not independently verified provenance.

Brand center / original logo, full palette, typography & source guide ↗

03 / Colour & typography

Botanical character

A palette
you can almost
taste.

The source system uses a dark green anchor with floral gold, citrus green and a soft fruit pink. Decorative lettering gives the name character; simpler companion type keeps the label legible.

Dark
Green
#464D48
Floral
Gold
#C9B875
Citrus
Green
#5C6E3F
Fruit
Pink
#D8817A
Quiet
Teal
#708D8D
Cinzel
Decorative

Cinzel Decorative for the expressive identity.
Aboreto for a quieter decorative voice.
Tw Cen MT for the supporting detail.

Cinzel Decorative Black, as specified on slide 20. The web display uses Aboreto, with Tw Cen MT for text and interface detail.

Aboreto
Aa 0123

Decorative companion / Web display

Tw Cen MT
Aa 0123

Supporting text / Captions / Controls

The page backgrounds use the source palette’s pale tints: #F1ECDB, #E5DCBD, #EBBEBB, #C6D3B1 and #F5DDDB. All are recorded on slide 19; original mockup colours remain unchanged.

04 / Label system

Flavour as a visual identifier

The ingredients
frame the story.

Elderflower and Jasmine botanical label
Elderflower & Jasmine
Lemon and Lime botanical label
Lemon & Lime
Lychee and Peach botanical label
Lychee & Peach
Vodkiss Original minimal label with a teal accent
Original / System variant

A consistent central hierarchy gives the name and flavour room to breathe. Botanical imagery varies around that core. The Original variant shows how the system works with the ornament pared back.

05 / Flavour worlds

Choose a visual direction

Three flavours.
Three atmospheres.

Vodkiss Elderflower and Jasmine bottle surrounded by flowers against a pale gold field

Elderflower & Jasmine

Original floral key visual / Identity deck, slide 24.

Vodkiss Lychee and Peach bottle with fruit and blossoms against a pink field

Lychee & Peach

Original fruit key visual / Identity deck, slide 25.

Vodkiss Lemon and Lime bottle with citrus fruit and flowers against a green field

Lemon & Lime

Original citrus key visual / Identity deck, slide 26.

06 / The gift set

Packaging in three dimensions

A small
celebration,
together.

The outer box brings the three flavour worlds into one set. The original presentation mockups use soft, celebratory forms to give the compact packaging a sense of occasion.

Original Vodkiss gift-set mockup on a circular plinth with floating pink balloons
Original gift-box concept / Front presentation.
Angled view of the Vodkiss gift-box mockup
Angled view.
Rear view of the Vodkiss gift-box mockup
Reverse of the packaging concept.

07 / Production artwork

The flat construction

The idea,
unfolded.

Original flat Vodkiss gift-box dieline showing front, back and side-panel artwork

Gift-box artwork from the original identity and packaging deck. Production approval and final print compliance are not established by this file.

08 / The 2025 follow-up

Design continuing into label detail

Beyond the
front label.

The May 2025 deliverable returns to bottle samples and the information a compact label needs to carry. It explores an extended-content label and ways to connect the packaging with further brand content.

This is documented follow-up work, not proof that the proposed label mechanism or digital touchpoints went into production.

Original physical bottle sample photograph from the May 2025 Vodkiss label-design deck
Physical bottle sample / May 2025 label-design deck, slide 3.

09 / The work on record

2024 identity / 2025 label development

A complete
visual family.

  • Bilingual identityOriginal name, wordmarks and typography.
  • Flavour and packaging systemFour label variants, three key visuals, gift-box mockups and flat artwork.
  • Later label developmentDocumented May 2025 follow-up with physical bottle references.

A finished visual presentation exists. Client approval, final manufacture and commercial results remain unverified. This case therefore presents the design work itself.

Pulse Branding project archive. Original artwork and mockups, new web choreography. Spirits packaging is shown for design review, not as a sales offer. Evidence and credits ↗