A little creative exploration with our latest lip gloss campaign. đ
For this campaign, we wanted to explore how a simple lip gloss product could become the centre of an expressive beauty story.
We focused on glossy pink lips, natural skin textures and different skin tones to create a visual direction that feels playful, confident and inclusive.
One thing we enjoyed exploring was how the product colour could connect with the models' makeup and overall styling without taking attention away from the product itself.
For us, creative direction is not just about making a product look beautiful. It's about thinking through how the product, the audience and the visual story come together.
We'd love to know what other creatives think
When creating a beauty campaign, what do you consider first: the product, the audience or the visual concept?
Always interesting to see how different creative minds approach the same challenge.
One skincare identity across bottles, jars and tubes. I designed the wordmark, pink-and-cobalt packaging system, campaign applications and digital mockups, then brought the collection into motion.
A consistent visual language, with room for each product to feel individual.
View the full case study. Building a skincare brand? Letâs talk about your identity and packaging.
Bondri has been featured by 6 different curators in the past month and Iâm still a bit in disbelief.đŽ
I put a lot of care into every detail of this one, from the illustrations to the packaging to how the day and night variants talk to each other. Seeing it recognized like this means a lot.
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