BEAM Authentic: Wear Your Brand Everywhere. Redefining Identity, Reinventing Packaging.

Overview

What is the project goal?

In this project, I have two primary objectives: to overhaul the packaging of Beam and to revitalize the branding to align with the new packaging concept. The original Beam brand identity conveyed a sense of clunkiness and gimmickry, which was not conducive to portraying it as an innovative and sought-after product. My goal is to transform it into a symbol of creativity and innovation, reflecting its true essence. Additionally, the packaging will be redesigned to exude a sense of novelty and sleekness, enhancing the overall appeal of the product.

Design Challenge

My role:

I executed all aspects of this individual project, including ideation, data analysis, visual design, and rendering, from start to finish.

Tools:

Illustrator, Photoshop, Procreate, 3D Printer, Blender

How can we make Beam's packaging and branding more modern and appealing, moving away from its current clunky and gimmicky image to portray it as innovative and desirable?

Here’s My Take

Step 1: Review the original branding and packaging

Finding: The original branding felt outdated and did not focus on the versatility of the product. I wanted my updated design to reflect the sleek product design and simple user interface.

Step 2: Ideate new logo ideas

Step 2: Ideate new logo ideas

Step 3: Finalize logo and select color palette

Final logo mark

Step 4: Experiment with package design

Step 5: Experiment with the color and layout of labels. I decided to go with the cylindrical package to mimic the shape of the device.

Step 6: Manufacture final package using 3D printer

For the packaging, I wanted to experiment with 3D printing to create a form that mimics the product itself. I created a three-layer circular, magnetic swivel box. Each layer contained BEAM accessories such as chargers, covers, conversion cables, etc. This was a great experiment in 3D design and modeling for me, especially with dealing with the challenges of iteration and prototyping.

The Final Result