Nembus Wine

by Jessica Deseo on 06/17/2014 | 1 Minute Read

Nembus Wine is a beautiful and decorative wine label that is inspired by urban culture. Designed by Ruska Martin Associates, Nembus wine is wonderfully detailed with lots of personality!

"The illustrative style of this packaging design opens up a young, modern world in the mind’s eye of the beholder. The vivid urban design lives up to the rather prosaic claim “A wine for every day” in a refreshing way. Small handwritten notes appear to be passing thoughts, while the bright red letters of the product name Nembus and the meticulously painted images represent the character of the wine. The images comprise a wide variety of activities so as to appeal to a broad target group."

Client: Wein & Vinos GmbHDesign: Ruska, MartínCreative Direction: Francisca MartínCity: BerlinCountry: Germany

Jessica Deseo

Jessica Deseo is a native southern Californian and Mexican-American designer. She has worked as a professional hands-on designer for a wide array of notable brands since 2005. In 2014, she took a step back from the day-to-day pixel-pushing and became a partner at Dieline, where her ultimate goal was to support the advancement of the packaging design community. In 2016, Jessica became a faculty member at ArtCenter College of Design, where her students' work has received a variety of recognition and awards in the packaging world. In 2019, along with her business partner at Dieline and other notable industry experts in the design community, they acquired PRINT Magazine, a longstanding staple of the graphic design community. Now, in her additional new role as a Partner and Co-Chief Creative Director at PRINT, she wears many hats and wants to grow the graphic design community with culturally relevant features while celebrating up-and-coming designers. Aside from her day-to-day, she enjoys her role at the New Museum Inc, where she serves as a mentor and has found a passion for helping young designers. In her personal time, she enjoys going to museums and the beach with her husband and daughter. In her limited personal time, she enjoys reading books by female BIPOC writers and attempting (attempting being the keyword) to learn how to cook traditional Mexican dishes.