Print and Packaging Projects

Print projects designed with production in mind, balancing beautiful design with materials, finishes, and the practical details that make pieces work in the real world.

Rosey Cricket Product Packaging

Overview:

Packaging designed for Rosey Cricket's handcrafted dice, turning the unboxing experience into part of the brand story. The pieces were designed with both the visual identity and the practical realities of producing small-batch physical goods in mind.

Goals:

Design packaging that felt handmade, whimsical, and intentional
Make the product feel special and handcrafted before the box was even opened
Develop a repeatable format suitable for small-batch, in-house production
Balance illustration and branding with practical packaging needs

Result:

A cohesive packaging system that makes the physical product feel like a part of the Rosey Cricket world - filled with story, whimsy, and beauty. The finished designs include cut and print files for in-house production, allowing Rosey Cricket to keep costs down and avoid having too much inventory on hand.

Radiance Gold-Foil Business Cards

Overview:

A set of premium business cards designed for Radiance, carrying the refined visual identity into a physical format. The design pairs a clean, sophisticated layout with the brand's distinctive typography and visual details, while adding gold foil for an added sense of luxury.

Goals:

Create a polished, luxurious first impression
Allow for additional designs as staff are brought on at Radiance
Extend the Radiance brand into print
Keep essential contact information clear and easy to find
Produce a design that felt elevated without becoming overly formal

Result:

A refined business card that feels like a natural extension of the Radiance brand - professional, approachable, and distinctly theirs. Rounded corners and the gold foil elements point to a high-end, luxury experience.

Radiance Trifold Brochures

Overview:

A series of informational tri-fold brochures designed to help Radiance staff communicate services and treatments in a format the potential clients could bring home and reference later. The layouts translate the clinic's visual identity into a more informational print format.

Goals:

Organize substantial information without causing overwhelm for the reader
Make services easy to understand and differentiate
Maintain the elevated feel of the Radiance brand
Create a series of practical handouts that can support conversations with clients

Result:

A set of polished, approachable pieces that balance information and atmosphere - giving patients something to take with them that's not only informative, but also begins to set the tone for the Radiance experience.

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