Packaging design
Skærtoft Mølle is a small organic mill located in the south of Denmark. They mill their flour slowly on a stone grinder – not because they’re especially romantic or old-fashioned; but to retain all the nutrients in each grain. What you buy is as close to the natural product as possible – and we wanted to create a visual identity for Skærtoft Mølle that was as pure as their products.

Naming and music packaging

Music packaging
August Rosenbaum is a young danish pianist and composer. Mega designed and art directed the cover for his acclaimed debut album Beholder.

Naming and brand identity
Each year, Mols-Linien ferries 1 million cars and 2.5 million people through Danish waters. And when the company wanted to establish a new customer loyalty program, they asked us to come up with a name and a visual identity.
The program is simple. Travelling on a Mols-Linien ferry earns you points that you can use on a later trip to buy goods or services. We used the name LinieBonus (LineBonus) and a graphic interpretation of the ferries’ routes to form the key communication elements – because, when combined, the name and routes describe what you get and where you get it.

Music packaging
Blood Wedding (Bodas de Sangre) is a 1932 play by the Spanish dramatist Federico García Lorca. Danish composer Hans-Erik Philip composed a compelling interpretation of the tragedy – a symphony of more than 1½ hours – and we created the design to support his vision.

Packaging design
Squash is one of Denmark’s oldest soda brands. In fact, Tuborg first launched the tasty beverage in 1941. And in 2009, they asked us to give it a refreshing new design.

Packaging design
Eduard Galle and Hans Jessen first tried marketing lozenges in 1875 when they introduced their “Icelandic moss lozenge”. Accompanied by a grand advertising campaign, the product was launched as a miracle cure for scratchy throats and colds. Despite the product’s tasty main ingredient – an extract of Icelandic moss – the campaign failed, and Galle & Jessen were forced to halt production.
In 1933, the partners decided to give it another go and launched Ga-Jol. The product was a success and would go on to become the popular Blå Ga-Jol we know today. The brand name ‘Ga-Jol’ comes from the men’s surnames: Galle (Ga) and Jessen (J). The ‘ol’ was added to give the name a medicinal sound.
The popular lozenges recently got a new package, so we redesigned and updated the Ga-Jol graphics to fit the new format. We also included a shiny silver lozenge symbol on the lid.

Brand identity
We gave Q8’s car wash card a clean new look.