Corvus Coffee Packaging from Denver’s Josh Holland

By The Denver Egotist / November 25, 2019 /

Denver illustrator/designer Josh Holland has been working on the beginnings of a design system for Corvus’ releases of super-limited high-end coffees. Design one was created to celebrate a new exotic coffee variety from Colombia, called SIDRA. The second, the Gesha Village design, takes its inspiration from the bright, floral, fruity qualities of the coffee itself.
This is the highest scoring coffee Corvus has ever produced. The idea was to make the packaging as special as the rare beans within.

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