Monochromatic packaging

Love that English supermarket Tesco has such adorable tea packaging . If only all brands thought through how their products will look on ...

Beautiful Asian and Moroccan patterns for Moroccanteas tea.We researched Morrocan patterns to represent where the tea is coming from and used modern illustration styles to modernize it.

B&B Studio has designed a new brand identity and packaging for raw chocolate brand Raw Halo. Raw Halo pushes raw, vegan chocolate to a new level in terms of taste, quality and ingredients - all without sacrificing on flavor.

This was for a Type and Layout class but there were literally no constraints on what we were to design with this assignment other than having to get approval of our idea from the professor. I've always thought it would be fun to come up with and brand a C…

Natural cosmetics packaging often takes a dull, minimal route. Yet, Finish beauty brand Djusie is changing the narrative. Designed by Kobra, the brand's packagi

Maintaining a vibrant color palette was important to Bing, and good for shelf, so we created a monochromatic system for each can that clearly expresses the flavor without being overwhelming. White was introduced to the can to add a level of freshness, and aid in legibility on grocery store shelves and points of sale.

When a product can pull off monochromatic packaging, the experience is unabashedly elevated. Mamba Studio created the Tattoo Care Balm Blackend with packaging that can mold for various consumers while keeping the entire experience a premium one. This specific product was made for Rodrigo Rioji and Aldo Moral, and Rodrigo’s exclusively black ink designs drastically […]

This beautifully crafted visual identity and packaging concept by Amanda Mohlin redefines how a luxury product should look. It has colour, personality and style - but always delivers on an inspiring sense of understated class. The conceptual graphic approach for Luc & Louna showcases a selection of different flavou

When it comes to selling a product, companies go out of their way to make theirs as attractive as possible. The marketing, the package design, and even the product itself scream in hopes of drawing your attention, whether they’re on your phone screen or on the store shelves. And thus we are constantly engulfed by the noise that these products make.

Morame introduces the "mora heating patch" for cramp pain relief. Reliefing pain is now made easier with a redefined portable, convenient, and easy-to-use heating patch. Our need is simple... being comfortable with our own bodies! Mora Me challenged me to develop the first product’s brand identity and packaging, asking for a fresh approach to an…