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Mulberry & Kalamansi Juice packaging prototype
Created by Soren Serrano for Pascual Herbs, January 2010

Mulberry with Kalamansi Juice | The third product variation from Mulberry ingredient
Packaging Design under study...

Mulberry Cereal with Mango Fruit | Packaging Design
Coypright Soren Serrano 2010

Mulberry Cereal with Mango Fruit | a soon-to-be-released new product variation of Mulberry.
Product Logo, Icon and Textual Contents created by Soren Serrano January 2010

Mulberry Three-In-One Healthy Coffee | The finished product
A month-long process done by creative designer Soren Serrano
for Pascual Herbs, January 2010

This is a through and through design and development project from research to creative textual contents...

Mulberry Three-In-One Healthy Coffee Box Design
Product Logo, Product Icon, Packaging Design & Development done by Creative Designer Soren Serrano
for Pascual Herbs January 2010. For immediate release.

Cayenne capsules | The finished product
Creative Design and Textual content by Soren Serrano, Copyright 2009
Photography: Soren Serrano

Encapsulated Cayenne | Label design
Product Logo & Label Sticker Design done by Soren Serrano
for Pascual Herbs 2009

Packaging design creates unique challenges to the designer but nothing warms our heart more than seeing your product fly out the shelves.

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