Edinburgh Gin

Just the tonic

From ambitious distiller to global spirits brand, Edinburgh Gin continues to serve up artful cocktails from my home capital. It also happens to be my first agency client, which is why I’ve dug out some golden oldies…

Client: Edinburgh Gin

Services: Design, artworking

Agency: Lux, Employed (link)

Year: 2015-2017

A lifestyle photo of an Edinburgh Gin ice cream cup, with a summer festival in the background.

Ginspirational print & display works

Complementing a navy-strength digital offering, the print projects of Edinburgh Gin were designed to bring the brand into physical spaces. My projects included an ice cream cup, summer event brochure, digital display screens, a John Lewis prototype and magazine ads.

Key artwork of a branded paper cup, saying ice cream collins with the Edinburgh Gin logo.
A flat lay of an Edinburgh Gin summer events brochure, showing a trailer and gin liqueurs.
Two variations of Edinburgh Gin display screens at World Duty Free, plus a render of a John Lewis prototype packaging project.
A top-down image of two Edinburgh Gin posters, showcasing the London Dry and Gin Liqueur bottles.

Collaborations

Credit where credit's due, Edinburgh Gin was a large client with many hands – including a creative director, senior designer, senior content manager and account manager.

Bonus info

I also contributed to Edinburgh Gin's social media calendars, providing design and copy. Later, I'd also support with photo and video shoots in the studio and on-location.

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