BATCHHAUS

Concept brand and packaging design developed for ePac, using a focused brand process to create the naming, visual direction, illustration style, typography, color, and final package design.

 
Batchhaus cookie bites packaging featuring bold blue typography, colorful hand-drawn illustrations, and a playful graphic style, surrounded by chocolate, oranges, and chili peppers.

Because the project was centered around packaging, I worked through a condensed version of a larger brand process. I explored naming, visual references, typography, color, illustration styles, and composition before bringing those pieces together into the final direction.

Batchhaus brand development board showing naming explorations, creative inspiration, typography studies, color palettes, illustration styles, and packaging design directions.

The visual concept leaned into high-contrast color, loose ink-style illustration, and a playful mix of organic and graphic forms. I also considered the requirements of the package itself, print finish, line weight, fine detail, and how the artwork would display once printed.

From there, I narrowed the direction into a small but cohesive system of type, color, illustration, and graphic elements to complete the system.

Close-up of Batchhaus cookie bites packaging highlighting the bold blue wordmark, playful typography, high-contrast colors, and graphic composition.
Close-up of Batchhaus packaging featuring loose ink-style illustrations of oranges, chili peppers, and chocolate, combined with colorful organic shapes and graphic elements.