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A packaging label concept for TAIDOU FARM, inspired by handmade fruit preserves and Taiwanese agricultural aesthetics.
This project features an original watercolor persimmon illustration, paired with a soft paper-texture background and clean editorial typography.
The goal was to create a warm, natural, and handcrafted visual identity for a persimmon jam product.
Deliverables included:
Front label design
Back label design
Product mockup presentation
This is a portfolio concept project. Product copy and regulatory information are shown for presentation purposes only and would be finalized according to client requirements and target-market regulations.
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Love the creative direction on this one.
thanks bro i'm glad to heard that ❤️
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