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Blaster Product Labels

A bold industrial label family designed for fast recognition across related product variants.

Blaster product label designs displayed on two containers10 / MULTIVERS CREATION
PROJECT / DESIGN CASE STUDY

FROM BRIEF
TO FINAL
IMPACT.

01 / BRIEF

THE ASK.

Create a recognisable industrial product label family for Blaster. The portfolio image shows two containers carrying related label designs.

02 / CHALLENGE

THE FRICTION.

Related products need to look like a family while remaining distinguishable. Brand recognition and product information have to share a limited label area.

03 / RESPONSE

THE IDEA.

The label presentation uses a bold shared identity across the containers, with product information organised within the same visual structure. The paired mockup makes the relationship between variants visible.

04 / OUTCOME

THE RESULT.

A coordinated product label presentation showing how the brand system carries across two containers.

Blaster product label designs displayed on two containers
06 / ASSET LIBRARY

EVERY FORMAT.
ONE STORY.

The image presents two product containers. The close-up views below show details of those label mockups and their shared design language.

01Label identity02Product information03Variant system04Container mockups
Blaster Product Labels detail 1
DETAIL / 01
Blaster Product Labels detail 2
DETAIL / 02
Blaster Product Labels detail 3
DETAIL / 03
PROJECT SCOPE

WHAT WE
CREATED.

  1. 01Industrial label design direction
  2. 02Shared brand and information hierarchy
  3. 03Related product label variants
  4. 04Container mockup presentation
07 / PROCESS

HOW THE
PROJECT
CAME TO LIFE.

01

Prioritise

Identify the brand and product information that must be read first.

02

Design

Build the core label layout and bold visual language.

03

Extend

Apply the shared structure across related product variants.

04

Compare

Present the containers together to review consistency across the range.

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