Craft perfect packaging.

We find packaging projects a real joy – from a new range of esports energy drinks to fines wines for one of the UK’s leading independent wine merchants, via gorgeous presentation packs for makers of exquisite jewellery. Here are a few of our perfect packages…

ESN packaging ELX Energy drink and IGF (In Game Food) mealsackaging

E-Sports Nutrition
Packaging

Seasick Steve on set of Blues in mono photoshoot

Seasick Steve
Video & album artwork

Branding by Neon - Rebels & Renegades self promotion beer cans six pack line up for photographer Neil Stewart designed by Dana Robertson

Photographer Neil Stewart's
Rebels & Renegades

By Dana Robertson Creative Director and Founder of Neon. Natalia Schroder is an up and coming jewellery designer, whose work has appeared in Vogue and other heavyweight fashion publications. Natalia approached Neon on recommendation to create her new brand identity that would make a elegant impact in the luxury goods market. We elegantly combined Natalia’s initials into a unique monogram, designed to work at a very small sizes, so that it could be used as her ‘maker’s mark’ alongside the hallmarks stamped into her jewellery. The detailing from the monogram carried through onto the refined but strong logotype typography. The colour palette, we used a simple yet sophisticated black and white, with a graphic stripe detail, taken from the feel of the monogram, to be used in packaging, ribbons, tissue wraps and end-paper detailing. Idea, art direction and design by Neon Design & Branding Consultancy www.neon-creative.com

Natalia Schroder
Brand identity

Branding and packaging by Neon - designed by Dana Robertson - for Corney & Barrow - Corney & Barrow House Range - detail of four red wine label designs

Corney & Barrow
House Range

By Dana Robertson Creative Director and Founder of Neon. Yogita going ga-ga for yo-ga. We were briefed by a new start-up venture offering high end educational yoga classes for mothers and babies, and mothers-to-be. They asked us to name the new company and create a brand identity and visual language that would cut through the blandly generic mother-and-baby photography currently saturating the market. They wanted to communicate that this wasn’t “just another yoga class”, but an offering with childbirth education at its heart – through classes designed to support a mother, her baby and her partner, through pregnancy and beyond into labour, birth and postnatal recovery. But, at the same time, the company founders were keen to convey that yoga and learning can and should be fun. Idea, art direction and design by Neon Design & Branding Consultancy www.neon-creative.com

Yogita
Naming & brand identity