K-Beauty Inspired Makeup Accessories & Social Media Design

K-Beauty Inspired Makeup Accessories & Social Media DesignK-Beauty Inspired Makeup Accessories & Social Media Design

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Chanmol Long

• Mar 27

Lūme is a makeup brand inspired by K-beauty and the glow of healthy skin. This project includes a makeup pouch, brushes, compact mirror, and social media designs. The brand celebrates natural beauty. Freckles, texture, and all. Through a fun, imperfect, and artistic visual identity, featuring playful wave illustrations and dot textures that reflect its skin-first philosophy.

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• Apr 3

Three ingredients. Three products. A sleep brand that refused to be a wellness brand. Deadpan voice, one yellow accent, and an eye that stares back.

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Kevin Craft

• Apr 2

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Pattern and package designs for Gooddaze, a CBD gummy company rooted in calm, uniqueness, and organic care. We set out to build a brand that feels thoughtful, approachable, and elevated.⁠

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Bandarra Media Agency

• Apr 2

Brand Identity Design — Health, Wellness & Female Empowerment

A space built by women, for women. My job was to give it an identity worthy of its purpose.

This project called for a chromatic and typographic system carefully crafted to communicate transformation, sophistication, and warmth — without compromising visual cohesion across touchpoints.

What was developed:

— Semantic color palette with 8 calibrated tones: cream, nude, burnt rose, mauve, warm brown, and a 4-stop gold scale — each color assigned a functional role within the visual hierarchy

— Typographic system built on italic serif display, spaced small caps for subheadings, and light sans-serif for body copy — creating editorial rhythm and femininity without sacrificing legibility

— Logo system with primary, reversed, and colored-background variations, including clear space rules and misuse guidelines