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Mike Clarke

Toronto

Packaging, illustration, UI, Web, Graphic design

packaging, product design, label design, graphic design, photography, ui design

  1. Prohibition Collection Prohibition Collection For an in depth look at the entire Prohibition Collection, check out my post on Behance. https://www.behance.net/gallery/21937991/Prohibition-Collection-Playing-Cards Here's 5 of the Prohibition playing cards I designed this year. All inspired from vintage alcohol labels from the prohibition era. Check the attached image for a full size shot.
  2. Pressers Playing Cards Pressers Playing Cards Mad Men inspired playing cards. Check the attachment for lots of extras.
  3. Midnight Ember Midnight Ember The next one in the series, Midnight Ember stout.
  4. Rebelllion Rum Rebelllion Rum Here's another deck of cards in the Prohibition series... Rebellion Rum. The gold foil really made this come to life.
  5. 52 Proof Playing Cards 52 Proof Playing Cards Throwback to the first deck in the Prohibition series, still an all time favourite.
  6. Honey Honey Mmm... Organic, Raw Honey.
  7. Blue Shore Beer Blue Shore Beer New can design for Bear Island Brewing Co... Golden Hour amber ale.
  8. Mesa Arch Mesa Arch Mesa Arch, Utah.
  9. Absinthe Playing Cards Absinthe Playing Cards Back in Jan I took on the biggest undertaking of my graphics career. It's been hush hush until now. 1 of 6 brand new decks of cards to be released next month. Check out the attachment. This one was especially fun as there's so many details. Stranger and Stranger had an influence in this as well as many others.
  10. Seattle Sunset Seattle Sunset For all you Seattle Dribbblers.
  11. White Wolf Vodka White Wolf Vodka So many tiny details surrounding this box, it's refreshing exploring them all again.
  12. Dead Frog Brewery Dead Frog Brewery I was recently contacted by the awesome people at Dead Frog Brewery in BC, Canada. Here's a few of the new labels that are making their way to shelves... The Carpe Diem one has since changed but this was still a favourite of mine.
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