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Target Audience
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People desiring knowledge and wanting to be environmentally aware
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Younger generations (teens to lower 30s)
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Those not already using organic and healthy products
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Website
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Branding
Exterior Box
The exterior box is designed after the mailbox from the logo, and has a blank spot located on the front of the box to allow the farm to handwrite the customer’s name for a finishing personal touch.
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Packaging
Interior Box
The interior box, the package within the mailbox delivered by the bees, is made to feel homey and casual by mimicking the design of brown paper packages. Watching over the hive of each box is a queen bee.
Outside
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Social Ads
Pop-Up Thank You Card
Little Neighbors wouldn’t exist without its community, so to show the farm’s appreciation for their neighbors, each package comes with a thank you note. The pop-up design is used to emphasize the impact customers’ purchases have on helping the bees.
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Pop-Up Components
Sticker
Seal
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Pop-Up Components
Sticker Seal
Sticker Pouch & Stickers
Stickers are a fun way to showcase personal interests and values, so Little Neighbors created a set of their own to raise awareness to their cause. Stickers are included with each purchase, and kept safe within a bee-inspired package.
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Outside
Stickers
Outside
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Stickers
Honey Jar Label
Clover
Blueberry
Wildflower
Honey tastes different depending on the plants pollinated, so a simplified graphic of each plant is used to differentiate the flavors. The honey is stored in short mason jars and sealed with a label shaped like the hive from the logo and a wax stamp.
Clover
Blueberry
Wildflower
To create these social ads, I used a physical set up constructed out of colored paper held up by Knex toy pieces.
Social Ads
Creation Process
Problem
The population of bee colonies is continuously decreasing due to loss of habitat, use of pesticides, and climate change. Bees are the pollinators of 80% of all flowering plants, so they play an important role and should be cared for, not harmed.
Solution
This farm hopes to help save the bees by providing natural and ethically farmed honey products. Their mission is to help minimize the fear associated with bees and present bees as little neighbors instead of pests.
Clover Honey Jar
I wanted this photo to highlight the natural side of honey by using a cloud background and staging the honey as though the jar was taken on a picnic.
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Product Photography
Little Neighbors’ brand revolves around treating bees as friendly members of a community, and the logo is designed to reflect this value through the use of neighborhood motifs. In combining imagery for both human and bee homes (a mailbox and a beehive) the two “neighbors” are united. The logotype is reminiscent of both honey and a signature on a handwritten letter.
Alternate logos
for scaling
The packaging for this brand is themed after items received in the mail, such as a package or letter. The exterior box is designed to look like a mailbox to further convey this concept.
