Fireside at Five’s can design for Corpse Reviver’s hydration libation, intricately weaves a fairy tale narrative onto its packaging. Embracing the brand’s mystical style, the ornate design sets itself apart from the prevailing minimalist modernity in the industry. With Corpse Reviver catering to both non-alcoholic evening relaxation and morning revitalization, the packaging ingeniously showcases the dual storylines. The concept of The Corpse Reviver, depicted as a magical entity reviving plants and skeletons, comes to life through illustrations covering every inch of the can, evoking a vintage fairy tale charm and establishing a distinct brand identity.

Fireside at Five’s can design for Corpse Reviver’s hydration libation tells the story of the product’s unique versatility through an illustrative imaginative fairy tale. The design leans into the brand’s mystical and ornate style, and away from the minimalist modernity taking over the industry.With Corpse Reviver serving as both a non-alcoholic option for your evening, and a hydrating morning boost to bring you to life, the design needed to somehow reflect both storylines. Fireside at Five crafted the concept of The Corpse Reviver, who would bring showers that revive the plants above ground and the skeletons below ground, filling their glasses and inspiring them to dance. Taking inspiration from vintage fairy tale covers, they collaborated with Gaspar Costa to bring the illustrations to life, strategically covering every inch of the can with illustrative elements. The final design feels like a brand of its own, while tying in elements from the sister company, Hooch Booch.