Our brand identity work for Sound × Vision uses condensed typography, bright colour and a repeating flower-like mark. Across photography, auction layouts and a packaging study, those elements shift scale and role while keeping the applications connected.

Condensed type in white over that saturated lime and cobalt feels loud in the best way, and the brown flower mark on the yellow packaging ties the set together. "The rare. The iconic." is a great lockup.

One thing I really liked exploring with ZAPPED was the contrast between the typography and the illustrations.

The front of the packaging is all about the big wordmark and the character, but when you look at the back, it feels more like a technical report. I added a little “Misfit Quality Audit” checklist, some sidebars and all the product details to make it feel like ZAPPED is actually checking the quality of these weird-looking potatoes.

I also wanted the typography to have that same contrast. The main type is chunky, bold and full of personality, while the smaller text uses a clean, typewriter-style font. I like how these two styles work together. One grabs your attention, while the other keeps all the information easy to read.

I think this contrast makes the packaging more interesting. It's playful and a little chaotic, but there's still some structure to it.

The chunky wordmark against the typewriter-style back panel works nicely, and the deep maroon makes the yellow chili illustration pop off the bag.