Diana's

Going bananas with a classic frozen treat.

Meet Diana’s, a chocolate-dipped frozen banana brand born from street fair popularity in Illinois and a growing reputation for “extraordinary wholesomeness.” As demand increased, the packaging system became inconsistent across SKUs, creating a need for stronger brand cohesion, recognition, and a foundation for future product innovation and expansion.

The insight behind the work was that imperfection is part of Diana’s charm. Made from rescued bananas that would otherwise be discarded, the brand celebrates “misfits” and embraces the idea that food, like people, is better when it’s not perfect. The opportunity was to translate this joyful, imperfect ethos into a more unified and emotionally resonant identity.

The refreshed system introduced a more expressive visual language built around banana-inspired curves, playful typography, and a signature bite mark that reinforces the product story. A cohesive packaging architecture, bold color system, and illustrated elements helped increase shelf recognition while maintaining a sense of fun and spontaneity. The result is a more unified brand world that strengthens Diana’s identity and positions it for scalable growth across retail and DTC channels.

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Diana's chocolate-dipped frozen banana boxes in orange, blue, purple, and green flavor variants.
Hand with white nails holding an unwrapped chocolate-dipped frozen banana on a wooden stick on orange.
Stack of four Diana's boxes (blue Milk Chocolate on top) on a beige surface.
Person hugging a stack of Diana's boxes in green, purple, blue, and orange against a beige wall.
Hand with white nails tilting a green Diana's Dark Chocolate box toward camera.
Hand with white nails holding an orange Diana's Peanut Butter Cup box on matching orange.
Cluster of all four Diana's box variants in purple, green, blue, and orange.
Before-and-after Diana's boxes: cluttered older designs above, refreshed bold-script designs below.