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Which one would you put in the cabinet?
The first lies on dark green marble, shot from above. A cream bottle with a brushed gold collar, gold leaf mark, serif type set in ivory across the top of the frame. Four capsules sit in a small marble dish beside it, light falling in one soft diagonal, the veining doing the rest.
The second stands upright on flat orange, navy glass with a fluted gold cap, copper type on the label, a deep blue arch at the left edge. Three capsules lie loose on the surface. Hard light cuts a wedge across the back wall, no texture anywhere.
One sells a ritual. The other sells a habit.
👇 #packagingdesign #brandconcept #supplementdesign
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Both look premium, but the dark green marble background gives the second one a more luxurious feel.
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Two cuts of the same opener for Pletor 2.0. Same copy, same timing, different composition.
In the first one the words sit at opposite corners and the product cards drift in loose. In the second the cards arrive as tight stacks and the words swap corners.
I keep going back and forth on which one reads faster.
Vote in the comments, 1 or 2.
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2 for me. The tight stacks give the eye one clear place to land, so the message reads quicker. The loose drift in 1 looks beautiful but I found myself chasing the cards a bit