A new and reimaged version of Crest that aims to exist in harmony with your home environment by borrowing visual motifs of a pristine bathroom environment.
Took hand-sketched logotype options from procreate to a final refined logotype within Illustrator. Modeled 3D packaging prototypes using Fusion 360, rendered in Cinema4D, and physically constructed with 3D printing.
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The organic nature of the new logo reflects the human consumer, the liquids, pastes, and threads that make up different crest products, and the flowing water that we use to wash and clean.
The packaging graphics and forms draw inspiration from gridded visuals of bathroom tiles and organized drawers. The logo plays with the graphics to create visual mix of organic and organized.
The graphic system can work at a small scale on social media and emphasize the human side of crest to connect with the consumer.
Different types of content like imagery or text an be contained in the rectangular framing system at a large scale on posters and billboards.
In retail, end-cap displays can look like clean bathroom counter top to showcase the products to the consumer in their natural environment.
The initial packaging form that stood out was a more structured looking carton that opened up the possibility to explore refills, while the logo direction that I pursued was more organic and fluid.
Developing different packaging forms with the goal of creating a refill carton solution to reduce plastic waste by 86%
Part of the process involved color matching for Pantone, CMYK, and RGB for consistency across media types and production.
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