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Croppers Ale

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Life Agency Brief - University Project (November 2018)

Tasked with designing the identity and pack for an alcohol unique to a chosen location. Huddersfield, West Yorkshire. Rich with textile history, Huddersfield played a key role in the Industrial Revolution. The Yorkshire Luddites, also known as Croppers, were a secret-oath organisation who rebelled in the revolution. They held secret meetings to organise rebellions, and had a Brown Ale or two.
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Final Logo
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Bottle Imagery - Croppers Ale sold in original 1800s stoneware ale bottles
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Bottle Front - Glazed stoneware bottle, label printed directly onto bottle, finished with a traditional cork 
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Croppers Ale

To propose and design an innovative alcohol brand that is embedded with a strong sense of place using one specific location of your choosing. C Read More

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