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CASE STUDY 01 / PERSONAL CARE

MORROW

CONCEPT
PROJECT

A quieter kind of everyday.

A calm identity and considered digital storefront for a fictional personal-care brand.

Inside the project
Morrow personal-care packaging with a mist-blue pump bottle, white cream jar and navy carton

01 / THE CHALLENGE

Start with the right question.

The fictional brief: give an independent personal-care brand a clear identity in a crowded category. Morrow needed to feel thoughtful and approachable, with packaging that makes each product easy to recognize and a website that keeps the daily routine simple.

02 / THE APPROACH

Find the brand’s point of view.

We built the identity around a restrained wordmark, mist blue, deep navy, and a touch of sand. Clear product names, generous space, and tactile photography carry the same quiet confidence from a small jar to a full product page.

THE IDENTITY

One brand. Room to play.

EXPLORE THE LOGO DIRECTIONS ↓
PRIMARY SIGNATURE
MORROWDAILY CARE
SOURSTUDIOS / BRAND EXPLORATION

Explore three logo directions and color combinations. Each has a different role in the identity.

COLOR WITH CHARACTER

Mist#DDE7ED
Midnight#223247
Sand#D7C4AB

THE TYPE SYSTEM

Aa Bb Cc.

DM Sans / Regular & Medium

BEYOND THE LOGO

Everyday essentials

A coherent family of bottles, jars, and cartons. Explore the campaign and packaging detail to see the identity at different scales.

Morrow — Campaign: A coordinated daily-care range, brought together by one considered identity.

THE DIGITAL EXPERIENCE

A home for
the whole story.

Clear content, a distinctive visual language, and a considered mobile experience. See how the identity becomes a website.

Explore website concept

03 / THE DESIGN OUTCOME

Everything feels connected.

A connected identity for packaging, campaign images, and a digital storefront. The system gives each product a clear place in the range and makes the everyday routine easy to understand.

This is an illustrative case study for a fictional company. The mockups demonstrate a design direction, not a commissioned engagement or measured business results.

NEXT UP / CASE STUDY 02

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