Silas Amos
Design Thought

The question was “How do we go from ‘meh’ to ‘yeah’?”

These veggie tonics had a kick ass taste, but they were not helped by an uncharismatic ‘dusty hippy’ vibe. Humble Warrior asked me for a design strategy to overhaul their image.

The solution was framed as ‘gentle nature, punchy tonics’, creating a bolder more appetising look, using the one ingredient from the original design that popped – the Abhayamudrā hand gesture.

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Results

Humble Warrior used the initial re-design to close a first funding round, and it lead to a 200% increase in sales.

Extending the original bottle design to a can format added the bubbly bounce of listings in 242 Waitrose & Partners stores, where it is now one of the leading functional drinks in their fixture.

"Silas was a drug. He understood Humble Warrior in a heartbeat and captured the essence of our brand instantly. His back-of-fag-packet sketch at our very first meeting became the core of our rebrand, while his advice helped steer us through unchartered territory into a completely new category in beverages. Having been through the process with Silas it is hard to put a price on what he has brought to our brand."

Rosh and Andy, Founders

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Silas Amos
Design:
Derek and Eric
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Strapline:
Kuba & Friends
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Client:
Humble Warrior