Visual Communication - Bachelor

Red Centre — Date Liqueur

Red Centre is an Australian date liqueur with a label that reveals itself only in the cold. The date palm was never from here, yet it made a home in the arid centre, and that quiet belonging is the idea. Four expressions move from dawn to nightfall, each paired with a native botanical.

Two Red Centre date liqueur bottles sitting in mood lighting with a tumbler glass holding the drink and a orange peel seated on the rim.

Red Centre

A label that reveals itself in the cold

Red Centre logo in Oxblood and Bone palette
The four different liqueur flavours. Original, Lemon Myrtle, Quandong and Wattleseed.
The Lemon Myrtle box in situ in a glowing golden hour light. On the bench of a boutique alcohol store.

A sleeve that keeps the bottle hidden until you slide it out, working on the same reveal as the label.

The accordian pamphlet showing the different cocktails that can be made from the liqueur on one side and the other side showing the landscape and story of the brand.

The four expressions laid out as a flight from first light to nightfall.

The Quandong Liqueur flavour cocktail recipe put onto a point of sale counter card.
The Red Centre instagram page shown on a phone mockup against a burnt orange background.
The live website mocked up onto a laptop sitting in mood lighting on a wooden chair.

A live site where you chill the bottle on screen and watch the label change.

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Ethan Donnelly

Ethan Donnelly is a Visual Communication designer from the Gold Coast, drawn to work that knows exactly who and what it stands for. He grew up around ski, skate and BMX, cultures that never tried to please everyone and are better for it. That is the work he makes.

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