Brianna Laurice
New York based Designer, Art Director & Social Creative. 
Currently hanging with SPCSHP👽🖖🏼

About







Dairy Queen – Uncomplicated HappyDairy Queen has always been about smiles and stories—a nostalgic brand rooted in childhood memories. To grow their fanbase and compete in today's quick-service market, DQ needed a strategic rebrand focused on simple, everyday joy. The goal: transform from a nostalgic treat destination into a modern QSR leader that celebrates life's moments with both craveable food and beloved treats.





Let’s modernize the DQ brand in an authentic way that celebrates both food and treats











The Blizzard
The redesigned Blizzard logo strikes a careful balance between honoring its nostalgic heritage and embracing modern design sensibilities. By preserving the trademark elements that longtime fans cherish, the new design evokes fond memories for Dairy Queen's current customer base while creating an inviting entry point for new generations to discover the brand.










The Packaging – Like opening a gift
The redesigned Blizzard logo strikes a careful balance between honoring its nostalgic heritage and embracing modern design sensibilities. By preserving the trademark elements that longtime fans cherish, the new design evokes fond memories for Dairy Queen's current customer base while creating an inviting entry point for new generations to discover the brand.












Color Palette – The psychology behind colorThe core colors red, blue, and teal play a powerful psychological role in shaping Dairy Queen’s brand identity. Red evokes energy, excitement, and appetite—perfect for a fast-paced, food and treat-focused brand. Blue conveys trust, reliability, and a sense of coolness, reinforcing the brand’s long-standing legacy and its signature frozen offerings. Teal blends the calming qualities of blue with a hint of youthful freshness and creativity, giving the brand a modern edge.

Together, these colors create a dynamic, inviting visual identity that appeals to both nostalgia and contemporary tastes—just like Dairy Queen itself.