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Two seasons, one brand. Here's how that works.
So Ustukių Malūnas came to me twice: once for spring, once for the holidays. Two completely different vibes. Spring is all lightness and fresh starts. Holiday is cozy, warm, gingerbread-scented everything.
The fun part? Making both feel like them while telling two very different stories.
Here's what I leaned on:
The brand's bones stayed the same (layout, type, core elements)
Color and illustration carried the seasonal mood
I love this kind of problem. How do you keep a brand recognizable when the energy shifts completely? That tension between consistency and surprise is where the good stuff happens.
Which packaging do you like more?
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Spring just because bunnies
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Love them both, but the holidays feel more natural
we really need these type of cool packaging designs so that it makes consumer feel something thats what they are paying us for
Give me holidays
The Holidays stand out
Impressive 😍
Holidays one looks more premium, elegant but I picked the Spring one, because of its colors & more fun visuals! 👍
I like the Holidays packaging, it looks unique!
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