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AURAY SPF 50 | Sunscreen Packaging & Brand Design
A vibrant sunscreen packaging and visual identity created for AURAY SPF 50, inspired by sunlight, ocean tones, and an active summer lifestyle.
The design features a fresh gradient color system transitioning from aqua blue to warm sunset tones, giving the product a distinctive and energetic shelf presence. I developed the tube packaging, typography, color direction, supporting graphics, and branded promotional visuals to create a cohesive identity across product and marketing applications.
The final concept combines modern skincare aesthetics with a bright, approachable visual language designed for a sun-care and lifestyle-focused audience.
My work included:
• Sunscreen tube packaging design
• Brand visual direction
• Typography & layout
• Gradient color system
• Product presentation & mockups
• Lifestyle advertising visuals
• Outdoor promotional design
• Print-ready artwork preparation
Let’s turn everyday sun protection into a brand people want to carry everywhere. ☀️✨
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