A packaging direction built around botanical line work, clear product hierarchy, and adaptable label formats.
Concept Project — Created for portfolio demonstration.
This self-initiated work does not represent a real customer, commercial engagement, endorsement, or measured business result.
Project context
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Design a fictional packaging family for a non-regulated household product concept. The study demonstrates visual organization only and does not represent manufactured goods, product claims, or printing services.
Multiple container shapes and label sizes needed to appear related while keeping product names, variants, and basic information easy to distinguish.
Original botanical illustrations were paired with a structured label grid. Variant recognition was created through controlled accent changes rather than unrelated layouts.
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Project outputs
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Share the business context, required deliverables, target audience, timing, and authorized reference materials. A written quotation is prepared before work begins.