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Applied Design Invokes New Orleans For Non-Alcoholic Cocktails

Applied Design has created a new line for Mockly's non-alcoholic cocktails. ‘Second Line’ branding and packaging seeks to encapsulate the vibrant spirit, culture and essence of New Orleans.

Applied Design has created a new line for Mockly’s non-alcoholic cocktails, crafted to encapsulate the spirit, culture, and essence of New Orleans. “Second Line” is intended to meet the growing demand from health-focused consumers for a  sophisticated beverage options without alcohol. Applied Design is responsible for the naming and branding, inspired by the tradition of New Orleans’ Second Line parades that feature fast-paced, freeform, and celebratory brass bands that follow a procession.

 

 

The package design also embodies this distinctly New Orleans experience, with a “sultry palette of rich colors, elegant typography, and subtle hints of jazz in the artwork transport.” The objective of the new line is to establish Mockly as the go-to line of non-alcoholic mocktails.

 

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