Oki, so these moodboards are for an organic beauty oil packaging. The brand will have a minimal a...Oki, so these moodboards are for an organic beauty oil packaging. The brand will have a minimal a...
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Oki, so these moodboards are for an organic beauty oil packaging. The brand will have a minimal aesthetic and I chose these styles to help it stand out from its competitors.
The 1st moodboard has a quiet, muted feel with a very minimal layout. The second one is a bit brighter (not too much), having a clean layout thats slightly less minimal.
I know both styles are minimalist, but they create very different moods and brand personalities.
The first is a burgundy tube on mint, lid off, cashews and caramel cubes spilling out with a thread of caramel across the surface. Deep red serif, soft shadow, nothing else.
The second is a yellow pouch on blue, navy bowl of cashews beside it, a few nuts and caramels loose in front. Product shot on the pack, headline bold in cream.
Exploring two visual directions for Eunoia, a mental health & psychiatry brand.
Direction 01 - Warm peach, orange and soft pink tones for a calm, human and comforting feel.
Direction 02 - Lime and periwinkle tones for a fresher, more optimistic and contemporary expression.
Skeen sells skincare online. People shopping for skin products are often unsure and overwhelmed by choices. The homepage has to make them relax first, and only then help them shop.
I kept the layout simple so the eye goes to one place and nothing fights for attention. Then I tested the mood with two backgrounds.
A is neutral grey, so nothing distracts from the product.
B is a warm peach that feels closer to skin and more caring.
Which one would make you trust a skincare brand more?