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Developed a playful brand identity for Kiyano Premium Ice Cream, emphasizing indulgence and creamy personality.
Designed a melting typography logo with dripping effect to visually connect with the product’s texture and appeal.
Incorporated leaf accents in the logo to highlight freshness and natural ingredients.
Created packaging design for the “Vanilla Delight” flavor — cream‑colored tub with purple lid and accents, showcasing product imagery and vanilla flower/pods.
Communicated product values clearly: Made with real milk, Premium ingredients, Rich & creamy, No artificial colors.
Established a cohesive color palette: Indigo Bloom (HEX #60239A) and Floral White (HEX #FEF8EE) for strong brand consistency.
Delivered a design that balances premium feel with playful personality, making the product stand out on shelves.
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The green version catches my eye first: the dark olive lid gives the lighter jar a clear focal point. I would also test the small white label text at thumbnail size, since the soft lighting reduces its contrast in both versions.