Do Drops' flavor-forward and large text home page shown on a pink laptop

Do Drops Edibles

The Approachable Edible

When Holistic Industries identified a market need for low-dose edibles, they came to Humankind early in the process to approach brand development in tandem with product development. The result is what we call "the approachable edible," with clean design, familiar flavors and a friendly gumdrop shape. Negative associations with edibles were replaced with trustworthiness and fun.

 

Scope of Services

Brand development
Creative direction
Strategy
Web design
Copywriting
Print collateral
Apparel
Packaging
Social media
Signage
Interior design
Branded premiums
Ad campaigns

 
Four rows of Do Drops packaging in multiple flavors seen from above and surrounded by ingredients
Slideshow of images showing packaging and personified gummies
Scrolling through Do Drops website home page on an iPhone view

A DESIGN ECOSYSTEM

Humankind built the DO Drops brand across hundreds of evergreen assets and individual executions. Some of these pieces included an interactive website, engaging print collateral, memorable campaigns, a distinctive social media presence and a system of DO Drops avatars – all of which brought "the approachable edible" to life.

Watermelon gummy dressed as cupid, lemon gummy dressed as a nerd, and green apple gummy dressed to go hiking
Sales deck shown on a pink iPad

 Campaigns

 
Stickers, postcards, and sunglasses with gummies, rainbows, and punny taglines

A BRAND, A CULTURE

With DO Drops, we didn't just build a brand – we built a culture. Appealing to both B2C (cannabis consumers) and B2B (dispensary staff) audiences, a wide range of branded merch offered moments of surprise and delight. Partnerships with Thrillist and others also brought cultural relevance to the brand.

Blue 'mild animal' hat, pastel tie-dyed 'mild thin' sweatshirt, and orange nylon logo pouch laying on astroturf
Three orange Nalgene-style bottles covered in Do Drops stickers
Blue laptop with Do Drops chocolates stickers stuck next to the trackpad
Thrillist article with digital ad for Do Drops shown on mobile phone
Hand with yellow smiley face nail art reaching for gummy edibles
Three mobile phones showing posts from Do Drops Instagram feed