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blackcoffeefw got their new product packaging by running a design contest:
Check out blackcoffeefw's Product packaging contest…
The Brief
Industry
Food & Drink
Design inspiration
Color inspiration
The Brief
Company name
Black Coffee
Existing website
www.blackcoffeefw.com
Product name
coffee beans
The Brief
Description of the product
We sell coffee beans in 12oz bags. We need bags that showcase our product and our story of community + coffee.
Description of the product target audience
Coffee lovers all over the US order our coffees. Mainly Dallas/Fort Worth, age range 25-45, all genders, all income levels.
The Brief
Style attributes
The Brief
Design needs
I would like coffee bags designed. The picture I included helps to show what design we like. We also would like to include a sentence about why we chose our names for the coffees along with the tasting notes. Eastsider Blend- named after the side of town in Fort Worth, TX in which we chose to open a coffee shop because there weren't any shops. Poly Blend- Named after the actual Polytechnic neighborhood in which we are located. It used to have its own town hall and we a thriving minority neighborhood. Coffee + Community should be included as well.
What to avoid
no stock imagery. Please check our instagram for any inspiration.
It all began with a design brief.
A quick, interactive guide helped them understand their design style and captured exactly what they needed in their product packaging.
Designers across the globe delivered design magic.
design entries
You’ll get loads of concepts from experienced designers around the globe.
designers
Work with talented, professional Product packaging designers to turn your ideas into reality.
winner
Select your favorite custom Product packaging (Or two! Or three!). And the design is all yours.
blackcoffeefw collaborated with designers to refine their ideas
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And then… they selected a winner!
Client review
The end result was great. The service was even better.
blackcoffeefwAlong the way, they met lots of talented designers…
We think contests are a super fun way to get design.
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