Finished Front Labels

Because I added the textured back ground to the front label I then did the same to the back label to keep the design consistent.

Mock ups

I printed out the labels and then placed them on the tins to see how they worked. I was pleased with the result but there was something lacking. 

So I added a texture to the background to make it less bland. This photo below compares the two. I prefer the one wiht the texture but the texture is slightly to visible so it needs to be toned down. I will drop the opacity.

Label Design - Tin

I decided to take my favourite designs and put them with the appropriate type and imagery. This one works quite well but the boxed logo is a bit to bold and takes your eye away from the inkblots which is the main focus for the packaging

The second design I liked which I then put across the range. I think this one works better do to the symmetry and the arched logo almost curves round each ink blot.

Label designs

I think the symmetry of the design is important to go with the composition of the ink blots. I like the idea of the green box, the block colour would change with each type of nut so the range would be easily distinguishable.

Logo ?

Looking at the packaging I thought that the NUTS about NUTS may need a logo so I tried some attempts using the image of a nutcracker. After some tries I thought to my self that this packaging is more about the image than the type so I think I am just going to keep the simple nuts about nuts "logo" , if you can call it a logo.

Front Label

Layout for label for tin.

 These design ideas are if the label went over the corner of the tin. The blue lines represent where the corner would be placed

Logo Ideas

Some sketches I did for BPKA brief. The ones with the outline of the Royal Pavilion I will take further.