mpm packaging design.
mandate.
This was a two part project for the MPM; The Société des Marchés publics de Montréal connects Montrealers with local producers, offering access to fresh, quality products through their network of public markets.
The first part was to reinvent seed packaging, in this case; pumpkin, pea and radish seeds.The second part was to create a line extension derived from one of the seeds, in this case; pumpkin, green apple, and strawberry honey.
This strategy aims to give local products a fresh look through visually appealing packaging. By combining aesthetics with a Montreal essence, it sets the brand apart from other suppliers, making it local. The design approach is bold and minimal, with a colour palette drawn directly from the products, fun typography selection, and graphics using elements from the type.
design
making.
The type is not only interesting, it is the base of the whole design. Each icon was made using elements of the type. As it is made with shapes, they have been reused to create each icon, using the same sort of treatment found in the type. Creating union in the design.
Don’t get me wrong, making the final icons without cheating the different shapes took a lot of time, making sure that the icons all felt from the same family, that they had a Montreal essence, and that they represented the vegetable or fruit correctly.
outcome.
In the end throughout this process I learned a lot about myself, seeing things in 3D and making them come to life is something that I really enjoy and seem to understand quite well.