I will design a brand identity board with packaging mockups


Level 2
About this gig
Your brand needs one page that settles what it looks like before anyone
starts producing labels, packaging or ads against it.
This is not a moodboard collage. Every brand identity board I build is a
designed, fixed-layout system:
Logotype and monogram
Colour palette with exact hex, RGB and CMYK values
Typography shown at real working sizes
Your identity applied to the actual product bottle, can, pouch, label
Icon set and texture direction so the look holds past the first asset
I specialise in consumer packaged goods: supplements, energy drinks, beer,
coffee, cosmetics. If your product goes on a shelf, this board is built for
it and the packaging mockups are work a generic logo seller cannot show.
2,200+ orders delivered at a 4.8 rating.
Every board comes from a template system with a usage registry, so no two
clients ever receive a board that reads as the same piece of work.
Delivered as high-resolution PNG and PDF, print-ready, with source files.
Not sure which package? Message me with your product and two brands whose
look you like, and I'll tell you honestly which tier you need.
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Get to know Ross
Product and Label Designer
Level 2
- FromUnited States
- Member sinceSep 2018
- Avg. response time1 hour
- Last deliveryabout 22 hours
Languages
English
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FAQ
What's the difference between a brand board and a moodboard?
A moodboard collects reference images to suggest a feeling. A brand identity board specifies decisions — exact hex values, named typefaces at working sizes, logo lockups on each ground, and packaging you can hand to a printer. You can build from a brand board; a moodboard still needs interpreting.
Do I need a logo before ordering?
No — every package includes the logotype and monogram. If you already have a logo, it goes into the board's lockup slots instead and the price doesn't change.
Will my board look like another client's?
No. The boards come from a template system with a usage registry recording which template went to which brand. Before a template is reused, the palette structure, typeface and card rhythm all have to change enough that the two don't read as siblings — and if they can't, a new board gets built instea
Can you do a multi-flavor or multi-SKU line?
Yes — Full Identity System carries six packaging applications, enough for a flavor line that has to read as one family.
What do you need from me to start?
Product name and category, the container it ships in, and two or three brands whose look you respond to. Existing art helps but isn't required.

