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Latte Quaranta: Milk Packaging Design
Packaging design for Latte Quaranta, a 1-litre milk made for coffee: espresso, macchiato, cappuccino and caffè latte.
The concept is built around one simple visual idea: milk pouring over the brand's signature red. The dripping white shape wraps around the carton, making the product instantly recognisable on the shelf and directly connecting it to the Quaranta brand.
Design approach: • Bold red and white palette, consistent with the Quaranta brand identity • Custom milk-drip graphic as the key visual element • Handwritten tagline "Gjithçka që ju duhet" ("Everything you need") adding a warm, personal touch • Clear back-of-pack layout for nutrition info, usage and regulatory details Deliverables: carton packaging design (front, back and sides), print-ready dieline, promotional visuals for social media.
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Lots of new faces here lately, so a little intro 👋
I'm Ana, an independent brand identity & packaging designer with 9 years of experience.
I help food, beverage, and lifestyle brands turn great products into brands people notice, remember, and choose.
Most of my work is in specialty coffee, beverages, food, and cosmetics.
I work with ambitious founders who believe great packaging should do more than look good. it should make people fall in love with the product.
here's some of my work ↓
Hand-lettered brand identity, packaging, and marketing materials for Fennimore Coffee Roasting Co.
Recreated the beautiful Aesop Istros bottle in Blender. Just wanted to play around with the lighting and make it look as cozy and real as possible.
What do you think? Hope you like it!
Check out more of my renders here: https://contra.com/p/gB3RYvPY-my-product-renders?r=vladimir_yarockiy_5rpf71jz
This is really cool, how did you generate those fluffly bits, did you use geometry nodes?