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Willing Distillery Design Cases | D1S1

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Willing Distillery

Design work for Willing Distillery, collected from the studios behind it.

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Latest work added: Apr 2026

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The Colour Club (1)

Brand Identity and Packaging for Willing Distillery
The Colour Club developed a brand identity and packaging system for Willing Distillery, a family-owned distillery in Darwin. Drawing inspiration from the Northern Territory’s heritage, the design blends historical references with contemporary Australian character through typography, imagery, and storytelling.
City, Distillery, Signage

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Designers and creative leads credited on Willing Distillery projects in press coverage.

Nick Mitchellat The Colour Club3

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The Colour Club’s Nick Mitchell on the studio’s past and present, bringing great stories to life
The Brand Identity · Oct 18, 2024 · Interview
The Brand Identity interviews Nick Mitchell, founder and creative director of The Colour Club, about the studio’s evolution from a freelance practice to a respected Sydney-based branding studio. Mitchell discusses their focus on storytelling, illustration, and typography, as well as their connection to local Australian brands. The conversation explores how the studio has adapted to remote work and continues to thrive with a flexible, creative approach.
The Colour Club DOPADulwich Butcherybranding
Poppy Thaxter