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A grid of white business cards, each featuring the word “BUNCH” in a bold, sans-serif typeface. The logo appears in various colours, including black, green, red, purple and orange, with the text “EST. 20” printed in a smaller font below.

Graphic Design: DIA give fruit juices their own unique personalities for Bunch

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Date
1 August 2013

We’ve heard of humanising objects before but giving names to a range of raw juices is a new one for us. New York branding agency DIA have just finished work on the identity of a range of organic drinks in advance of their launch in London this year. The four juices have each been given their own names – Rosie, Agnes, Wilson and Jack – allowing the company to create brand stories and personalities around each unique flavour. Sounds like a charming idea, but really it’s the visuals that have got us hooked; the custom type, the simple packaging and the illustrated patterns designed to represent fields of crops. For a company flogging squashed fruit it’s a pleasantly premium aesthetic they’re developing.

Two business cards for Bunch are laid side by side on a grey background. One shows the green logo “BUNCH” and “EST. 19”, while the other lists contact details and the phrase “The Juice Family”.
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DIA: Bunch branding

A corporate identity set featuring a letterhead, envelopes and business cards on a grey background. The branding uses a bold, sans-serif logotype that reads “Bunch”.
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DIA: Bunch branding

Three bottles of deep red juice with white caps stand against a plain grey background. The labels feature bold white typography, including the brand name “Bunch” and the product name “Rosie”.
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DIA: Bunch branding

Four bottles of colourful juices stand in a row against a plain grey background. Each bottle features a name in bold, vertical typography: “AGNES”, “ROSIE”, “WILSON” and “JACK”.
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DIA: Bunch branding

A bold, dark grey logo reads “BUNCH” in a heavy sans-serif typeface. Below this, smaller text reads “EST. 2013”, flanked by two jagged, zigzag lines.
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DIA: Bunch branding

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James Cartwright

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James started out as an intern in 2011 and came back in summer of 2012 to work online and latterly as Print Editor, before leaving in May 2015.

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