Pixel Ink Design Studio

It’s been a little quiet over here while I’ve been deep in client work and behind-the-scenes projects, but I’m excited to be back and share again. I’m kicking things off by taking part in my first-ever design challenge, and I couldn’t be more excited to get creative with it.

Pace+ is skincare made for athletes and active days. It protects your body and skin from sweat, sun, and whatever else your workout throws at you. The products are effective and keep your skin ready to train, recover, and do it all again.

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It’s been a little quiet over here while I’ve been deep in client work and behind-the-scenes projects, but I’m excited to be back and share again. I’m kicking things off by taking part in my first-ever design challenge, and I couldn’t be more excited to get creative with it.

Pace+ is skincare made for athletes and active days. It protects your body and skin from sweat, sun, and whatever else your workout throws at you. The products are effective and keep your skin ready to train, recover, and do it all again.

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Here are some more images from the brand refresh and packaging designs I created for .
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Camellias Tea House supplies high-quality teas to luxury hotels and spas worldwide. With a broad range of loose leaf teas and tea blends, they needed a packaging solution that was clear and flexible enough to work across their entire collection.
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The colours of the labels represent the six tea types that they offer. For example, green is for green teas, blue is for Oolong teas, and red is for fruit teas.
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More images from this project coming soon.

Still working behind the scenes to get project images and text together for my new website. However, client work always comes first 😅. Does anyone else have this challenge at the moment? If so, what’s the project that you never have enough time for? 👇🏾Please comment below.
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Label design created for .elefa hair serums.

This is what it looks like when you have to be the photographer and the hand model at the same time 😅! Sometimes you just have to work with what you have.
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Product photography created for .

Anyone who knows me knows that I’m a huge tea lover! For me, it’s tea over coffee any day 😁. Working with tea brands such as is always a wonderful treat. Here is a preview of the new packaging I created for them as part of their brand refresh.

More visuals from the branding project.

Hanako is a florist and bar based in the heart of Berkhamsted. A unique space where flowers can be enjoyed with a glass of bubbly.
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Hanako, meaning 'Flower Girls' in Japanese, takes inspiration from the Japanese language of flowers; Hanakotoba. The logo pays homage to its name, while the overall visual identity reflects the tone of classic country floral arrangements.
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More from this project to come. But for now, check their page to discover all the amazing floral experiences they offer.

The illustrations created for these haircare labels incorporate abstract plant shapes with playful figures and big curly hair. The main drive for Nadia Esi (now called .elefa) is to celebrate and promote naturally curly hair in its many diversities. Check out my Behance page to see the full project (*link in bio*).

Hi there, It's been a while. How are you? I hope you're well. The past few years have been filled with crazy ups and downs for us all. In 2019 (just before the first lockdown), I permanently transitioned into independent freelance work through my company, Pixel Ink. At a time of such uncertainty, it became clear just how important it was for brands to be adaptable and engaging online. Seeing how my clients worked hard to keep their businesses thriving under challenging times also inspired me to commit my all to Pixel Ink.
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As an introvert, staying consistent with social media has always been challenging. However, I think it’s about time for me to come out of my shell 😁. Watch this space. Over the next few weeks, some changes will be made to this page. Please continue to support and follow along.
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Thank you , for the gorgeous new profile shots.

When it comes to working with flowers in product photography, dried flowers are hands down my favourite props. They don't go off, and they are super easy to work with. Here are a few product shots using dried flowers to create a late Summer, early Fall look.
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To see more content created for DERM iNSTITUTE, visit my Behance page (*link in bio*).