DIG

This project started from how people actually eat ice cream — not in neat layers but in expeditions, down one side of the tub, chasing the good bits. DIG makes that the brand. The carton is the dig site, the chunks are the finds, and the dinosaurs are there because nobody excavates for something boring. Built out as a full identity: logotype, a bilingual type system, packaging across tubs and cups, and the photography.

Client

HIT

DELIVERABLES

Branding Packaging Art direction

Year

2026

Role

Creative Direction

DIG campaign photo: three explorers at a desert dig site uncovering a dinosaur skeleton made of ice cream, with DIG tubs beside them
DIG inspiration board: dinosaur exhibition posters, fossil-shaped desserts and illustrated ice cream tubs
DIG logo sketches repeated in black, beside dinosaur skull and skeleton silhouettes under a dripping orange edge
DIG brand sheet on orange: logo variations with dinosaur icons, Hebrew brand values, and the Droog typeface specimen in Latin and Hebrew
DIG packaging dielines on brown: round tub lids and wrap-around tub labels in cream, orange and brown
DIG campaign photos: hands lifting DIG tubs from an ice-filled cooler, and two explorers eating ice cream beside a dinosaur skeleton in the desert