top of page

White Rabbit

Transform and translate an existing product into a completely different product.

Branding | Packaging

The milk candy, White Rabbit, reshaped it into a different purpose with the opposite style.

Mockup.jpg
rabbit3.jpg

This is the final poster design that was decided on. I consulted my peers for some opinions, and some of them did not see the face of the rabbit in the first two iterations, so I decided to keep it slightly cleaner. There is a much better amount of space that surrounds the text and the image.

​

The rough texture of the font and outlines work well with the feeling that I wanted to portray with a juxtaposition to the lighter font that was chosen for the tour locations.

Sketches

Original.png

The assessment of the original branding was that it was a soft, creamy candy that made people feel reminiscent of the past. Soft, chewy, delicious.

​

I worked with typography to create a poster that would express those notes with only typography. It came out feeling like, well, packaging. Plain, pure, clean. 

​

The main color of the original didn't give much to work with in regards to background, and adding color to the piece, but I found that the black and whiteness of it did make the red font more noticeable. 

White Rabbit_Original.jpg
Rabbit_pdf.jpg
RABBIT4.jpg

These are some initial iterations of the poster design in which I have turned it into a punk rock tour poster. I have decided to keep with the black, white, and red color palette with black being the main color to give it a dark, edgy look. 

White Rabbit Vinyl

Final

Vinyl Record PSD MockUp.jpg
Vinyl_cover-01.jpg
Rabbit_Eye_Vinyl-01.png

The Vinyl was a separate solo project in which I thought "a band won't be complete without an album"

​

I kept the same color palette of red, white, and black along with the same elements of stars and textures that were rough in both the fonts and the items. 

​

I was inspired by the punk and rock scene hand horns, and created a finger puppet of a rabbit to represent the album cover. The eye in the vinyl is the eye of the rabbit staring back at the user.

bottom of page