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Taste Test
Which J0l bottle design stands out more to you?
I am testing two packaging directions for J0l, a luxury water concept I designed.
On one side, I created a bold, matte midnight blue bottle with gold accents. On the other, I designed a clean, crystal clear glass bottle with silver and teal details.
Which look grabs your attention first? Let me know in the poll below!
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