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Project overview
Case study / Pet Food
Branding, Packaging, 3D, Rendering for Pet Earth - Pet Food Branding, created in Leicester, UK.
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Project overview
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Design priorities
Build a recognisable visual idea that gives the project its own clear point of view.
Organise the message so the audience can understand the product quickly and confidently.
Create a flexible system that stays coherent wherever the brand needs to appear.
Creative direction
Featured scope
Created for Pet Earth - Pet Food Branding in Leicester, UK. Designed by Tony Musso.
Project questions
Practical details about Pet Earth Sustainable Dog Treat Packaging Design, the design scope and working with YNOT TONY on a related project.
The Pet Earth Sustainable Dog Treat Packaging Design case study presents Branding, Packaging, 3D, Rendering created for Pet Earth - Pet Food Branding in Leicester, UK. It records the project scope, creative direction and selected visual outcomes.
Pet Earth Sustainable Dog Treat Packaging Design is recorded as a BRANDING | PACKAGING | 3D | RENDERING project. The documented scope is Branding, Packaging, 3D, Rendering, brought together as a clear and coherent design system.
Pet Earth Sustainable Dog Treat Packaging Design credits Tony Musso as the designer. The work is presented by YNOT TONY, a UK-based packaging, brand and graphic design studio led by Tony Musso.
The recorded services for Pet Earth Sustainable Dog Treat Packaging Design are Branding, Packaging, 3D, Rendering. The case study shows how these elements work together to create one recognisable visual direction.
Yes. YNOT TONY is a UK-based packaging, brand and graphic designer with more than 20 years of experience, available for remote projects across the UK, Europe, the USA, Australia and worldwide. A brief can begin with the product, audience, format, SKU count, timing and production requirements.
The location recorded for Pet Earth Sustainable Dog Treat Packaging Design is Leicester, UK. YNOT TONY also works remotely with clients in the UK and internationally.
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