Original, Vivid Branding for High-Protein Coffee Creamer

Plus: Colorful, obvious what the product is
Cons: Colors are juvenile, cartoonish

Classy, clean. Could do without the little accents - 'estd 2015'

Text pops unlike bland, monotone prints

Jumps out at you, understated, yet nice use of color.

Potential idea for if the logo were to have a mascot - muscular coffee bean has been kicked around but worry it would look amateur, clip-arty. Packaging ideas have mostly been bold and overstated.

Masculine, appears well established, premium. I like the tattoo-vibes it gives off and the old-timey manly mantra could be a good fit for protein coffee.

Same as the deep brewing example. Masculine, established. Doesn't need all the little notes around it, just a clear logo.

Another mascot-based logo approach. Don't like how juvenile/discount it comes across, but a blend between this and the Gladiator idea could be good (not juvenile, not excessively aggressive) if using a mascot.

A logo with color! Could go for more neon over the 8-pack crayola, but this is uniquie in that it doesn't share the same general features as the others: muted earth tones and more or less the same font. Not particularly sold on this block font, but something unique and with colors, chrome even, could be interesting.

Clean, harkens to primal/natural ingredients. The carrots kind of look like C's which could be a creative direction. Would like more recognizability than this but if that could be had while maintaining the natural feel of this that would be interesting.

Skulls are overdone, but we would like to have eye-popping packaging on our products like these beers do. Whether that means the logo should be understated or be equally vibrant is up for debate. Not necessarily going for the shock value theme on the beers, but the colors and art style are neat.