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Curology skincare pumped onto a hand of a pea sized amount.
When you run a product business, coming up with a memorable name for your product is vital.  You’re likely competing with hundreds of other similar businesses, so standing out matters. You want your product names to resonate with your potential customers and stick in their memories. But choosing a memorable name[…]
How to design packaging that your customers will love
Empathy is the first thing you need in order to design packaging your customers will love. When you empathize with your customers, you gain a full understanding of their feelings and experiences. Without empathy, it’s almost impossible to design a product or packaging that your customers will eagerly buy. A definition[…]
Luxury Packaging in Marijuana
Mary Jane is here to stay. It’s hard not to notice that marijuana is being legalized in more and more places throughout the U.S.. It was first legalized in Colorado and Washington in 2012, with Oregon, Washington D.C., and Alaska following soon after. 27 states now allow medical marijuana, as well.[…]
Illustration in Packaging
With all of the products on the market, smart businesses use their packaging as a way to share their brand story and differentiate themselves from their competitors. Find out what the packaging design trends are right now and get some ideas for how you can use them to package your products.[…]
Colorful Cholita in La Pa
As a graphic designer, I am always seeking new things to inspire my work. For me I get that most often from new experiences like traveling to different countries. This last trip was to Bolivia. Bolivia was filled with rich history that comes from its 36 different indigenous ethnicities. With my[…]
Last month, I took my first trip to Cuba. As a package designer, I am always fascinated what grocery stores and shops look like in other countries. Like my trips to Sweden or Turkey, but Cuba was different. A short trip…less than an hour flight and only 90 miles from the[…]
Made in USA
Now that globalization has become a standard in the marketplace, we’re beginning to realize something…sometimes it’s better to keep things local. Manufacturing on our home turf allows for faster, cheaper production, easier communication between parties, and support of American jobs. In the beauty market, consumers are more concerned than ever about[…]