Designed retail packaging for O’Neill accessory range, including neoprene hoods, gloves, boots, and related products.
Extended brand identity into physical packaging, integrating founder Jack O’Neill to reinforce heritage and continuity within the product line.
Developed a high-contrast red-based visual system with tonal portrait integration to establish immediate recognition and clarity in competitive retail environments.
Built flexible packaging formats across accessory categories, adapting structure to product-specific requirements while maintaining consistency.
Developed as part of BayPhoto Lab's material communication system for production and client workflows.
Designed a modular labeling system for MetalPrints™ Surface Sample Packs, structured for clear identification, independent of imagery, and consistent application across production teams.
Optimized for speed, readability, and repeat use, supporting internal workflow efficiency while improving client comparison of surface types and finishes.
Improves clarity at the point of selection, strengthening understanding and material selection in real production environments.
Designed packaging and identity for Drunken Preacher, a Santa Cruz-based hot sauce brand.
Developed a bold, expressive visual direction driven by contrast, humor, and immediate shelf recognition.
Applied typography, color, and composition to create clarity and impact in competitive retail environments.
Results reinforce brand personality while maintaining functionality and visibility at the point of sale.