So the three products I am going to design packaging for are going to be treatments for:
- Creative block; Peppermint
- Lack of focus / concentration; Lemon
- Stressed / calming; Orange
My product is going to be a scent based liquid that can boost a person once smelt.
There's no particular target market, as these things can apply to a wide range of people in a variety of lifestyles. The only factor would be an age restriction of 18+ on the product due to it's medicinal nature.
As a student, I'm well aware of having creative block, losing focus and getting stressed, so I can reflect these experiences onto my packaging designs.
I now need:
- a company name / brand name
- logo
- names for each product
- colour scheme
So....
Company name ideas:
- Step One / One Step; taking a step towards a healthier mind, better work style, etc
- Step by Step;
- Balance; getting a healthy work / life balance, scales as the logo?
- Inhale;
- Breathe;
- Take it in;
- Essence;
- Aroma;
- Genie in a Bottle;
- Pop the Cork;
- Aura;
- Nourish;
- Breakthrough;
- Vitalize;
- Breathe Deep;
- Zing;
> If the company name was STEP ONE, the names names for each product could be...
- To relieve creative block - Peppermint - UNBLOCK
- To aid focus and concentration - Lemon - TARGET
- To relieve stress and aid calming - Orange - EASE
Very instructional
> If the company name was BREATHE DEEP, the names for each product could be...
- To relieve creative block - Peppermint - FRESH
- To aid focus and concentration - Lemon - ZEST
- To relieve stress and aid calming - Orange - CITRUS
I really like the above names - Breathe Deep; Fresh, Zest and Citrus
Hey, my name's Kim and I'm currently studying Art & Design at North Notts College, in my second year. I love art but textiles is my real passion; I've applied for Bespoke Tailoring at London College of Fashion and have an interview on 26th Feb which i'm really excited and nervous about! This blog is full of my college work so feel free to browse through... (:
Monday, 10 November 2014
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