October 11, 2021
Brands We Love: Ritual
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There is so much we can learn simply by following and analysing successful brands. Today, we look to health and wellness brand Ritual for inspiration.
We break down:
- Our take on Ritual’s brand blueprint, including their Big Idea and brand personality.
- How Ritual uses their blueprint to inform their verbal identity (what they say and how they say it)
- The extra layers of meaning in Ritual’s packaging design
- Three types of product photography you’ll find on Ritual’s website and why they’re important
- And lots more on how to translate strategy into design decisions
Links and resources:
- Follow us on Instagram: @baker_creative
- For more visit bakercreative.com.au
- Visit Ritual's website and instagram
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