Saint-Urbain's Yoshi Matcha Liqueur Branding Avoids Japanese Stereotypes Through Minimalist Design
Montreal studio Saint-Urbain has created a liqueur identity that respects Japanese tradition without ever resorting to visual cliché. There's a particular kind of design hell reserved for brands t...
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