Auge Design was tasked with creating a brand new and interesting visible identification for Leibniz, the notorious biscuit model. Auge takes the biscuit into a brand new technology and reimagines its branding and packaging design in a vibrant and scrumptious approach.
Based in 1889 by Hermann Bahlsen, German household enterprise Bahlsen is one among Europe’s most profitable confectionery firms.
Arguably its most well-known model is Leibniz, which is immediately recognisable due to its teeth-shaped design and the ‘Leibniz Butterkeks’ typeface printed on the biscuit.
Auge Design was tasked with bringing the biscuit to a brand new technology when it got here to reimagining its branding and packaging design. Through the use of a close-up images model seems to reinforce the biscuit’s texture and makes the person flavours recognisable at first look, exhibiting customers precisely what’s contained in the field.
The unique Leibniz biscuit was the principle supply of inspiration for the brand new branding, and particularly the rounded model of the emblem.
“We began by working deeply on the emblem, cleansing it from ineffective and superfluous parts, including a baked impact to every letter, by way of ink-traps impressed by the shapes of Leibniz biscuits,” says Auge Design artistic accomplice, Davide Mosconi.
A brand new customized typeface, ButterKeks Show, was developed from the emblem design so as to have the ability to preserve typographic consistency throughout the varied Leibniz ranges.
