Brand Colors
Red Bull brand color palette
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The silver and blue can was designed to look 'functional' and 'premium'...
Brand story
Dietrich Mateschitz adapted a Thai energy drink for the global market. The silver and blue checkerboard design was intentional鈥攊t made the drink look like a functional, premium product rather than a soft drink. The red bulls represent the raw energy of the original 'Krating Daeng' heritage.
Palette and usage
Browse color libraryProfessionalism, precision, deep focus.
Energy, action, combat spirit.
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