For The Love Of Cheese... and Cookies!

Hi friends. It's been nearly a month since I last chatted with you here on the blog. Eep! Sorry. Good news is the studio has been a jumpin'! My last post I shared with you a custom birth announcement suite for beautiful Ella. Happy to report, Ella's mama loved everything.

Today, I'm thrilled to show you a fun custom project I recently completed for a client of mine: Michelle Buffardi. Michelle's new book, "Great Balls of Cheese" launches this October! She asked for a set of business cards and custom stationery that would coordinate with the color scheme and feel of the book. Of course, I was more than happy to design something for Michelle.

Without further delay, I give you the fun, cheese inspired, stationery and coordinating business cards for Michelle Buffardi (writer - editor - cheese lover).

Fun little side story... Michelle had mentioned on Twitter that she was looking for custom stationery. One of her twitter friends, Gail Dosik (aka THE Tough Cookie of One Tough Cookie NYC) suggested Michelle talk with me about the custom cards. Long story short = today's blog feature! Gotta love the beauty of Twitter. Thanks, Gail, for the introduction. xoxo Please be sure to visit Gail's site! She designs amazing cookies. Delicious bites of art!

photo courtesy of One Tough Cookie

photo courtesy of One Tough Cookie

photo courtesy of One Tough Cookie

photo courtesy of One Tough Cookie

Product Packaging: Sweet & Simple

One of the offerings in the Easton Place Branding Shop is the Custom Packaging Design option. This is for businesses who are looking for assistance with their product packaging. You might be looking for a fresh look for your product line, you might be presenting a brand new product or even adding a new item to your existing line of goods. Whatever your packaging needs are, Easton Place can help you.

I'm so excited to share a packaging design recently completed for Sweet & Simple, a lovely baking company located in Southport, Connecticut. The owner/head baker of the company, Michelle Jaffee, and I worked together to create packaging for a new line of granola that will be launching in the future. (I'll keep you posted on the launch date!)

There were a few elements that needed to be included: The existing Sweet & Simple logo, the tagline and the daisy element often seen on the company's current packaging. I'm in love with the results! What do you think?

If you have any questions about product packaging design in general or in working with Easton Place, contact us. The new year is just around the corner... it's a great time for a fresh new look! There is one design spot open in November and only one design spot will be scheduled for December.