Packaging–Noode Supplements

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Plant Protein Powder

The plant protein powder packaging was the first project I worked on for Noode Supps, marking the start of a refreshed look and feel for the brand. The client initiated a shift in visual direction, and I responded with a sleek, polished design paired with playful custom elements to appeal to a broad audience, primarily individuals in their early 20s through to late 30s. The overall aesthetic remained clean and minimal, as per the client’s request.

As test printing wasn’t available through the supplier, I self-initiated a trial phase to ensure accuracy–printing scaled-down versions and sketching the layout to refine dimensions, placement, and the full user experience once the package was opened and in use. This attention to detail helped ensure a strong final outcome without compromising production timelines.

Monohydrate Creatine

The monohydrate creatine packaging was my second project for Noode Supps, building on the visual foundation set in the previous product. With fewer obstacles this time, the focus was on maintaining brand consistency while presenting the product information in a clear and concise format.

At the client’s request, I explored a glossy embossed finish for select elements, adding a premium tactile quality to the packaging. To ensure strong shelf presence, I also developed a standout background treatment for the word “creatine”, making it the hero of
the design while staying true to the brand’s minimalist yet bold aesthetic.

Christmas Mailer Box

I designed a Christmas mailer box for Noode Supps that brought a festive, playful feel to the unboxing experience. The concept featured bold red Christmas visuals on a pastel pink background, creating a vibrant yet soft aesthetic. The inside of the box was designed to resemble a bed of snow, giving users the feeling of unwrapping gifts beneath a pine tree, with products nestled in the snow.

To complete the experience, the client planned to include glittery white packing paper, enhancing the festive feel and mirroring the joy of opening a true Christmas present. While the box didn’t make it to production due to budget constraints.

Packaging–Self initiated

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SYKE Blueberry Jam

A self-initiated packaging project for a fictional brand called SYKE, featuring bold, contrasting colours and playful illustrations inspired by 1930s cartoons from Disney and Fleischer Studios. This concept for blueberry jam explores nostalgic visual storytelling with a modern edge, blending vintage character design with vibrant, eye catching packaging.

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SYKE Pop Soda

An experimental packaging project for SYKE Pop Soda, featuring vivid colours and bold, outlined illustrations to create a fun, high energy aesthetic. This self initiated concept explored playful branding and visual impact and evolved beyond expectations, resulting in a design that felt both nostalgic and fresh.

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01—Social media 02—Video 03—Illustrations04—Email & website 05—Packaging 06—Typesetting 07—About me

01—Social media
02—Video
03—Illustrations
04—Email & website
05—Packaging
06—Typesetting
07—About me