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This is my updated bottle cap design! I took a look at my overall designs and changed a few so that the color palettes were all cohesive.

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I decided to keep it simple when it came to the social media post. I wanted it to match the poster, so I took the carbonation bubbles out and cropped it to be a better suit for social cites.

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With my poster I wanted to stick with the same color scheme. I also wanted to add a clever slogan of sorts. To tie everything together, I also added carbonation bubbles raining down.

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This poster for Lipton Tea is very visually pleasing. The color scheme is very calming and clean, and pairs well with what the product ingredients are.
Also, the ingredients simply laying in front of the clear glass is nice because it creates asymmetric balance.
The woman standing on a leaf inside the cup is neat as well. Most beverage companies focus on the drinks themselves and rarely show another object, which makes the product seem more real.

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I like this poster advertisement because it humanizes the brand. The humor in the concept makes is seem more like something the company enjoys doing and has fun with, rather than just something to make money from. This is simple and to the point, and makes me smile.

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This social media ad for paper cups is genius. The creators played into both the idea of the unknown of the deep seas, and also the dangers of plastic cups. They use the idea of not knowing what lurks below as a dual advertisement to warn about the dangers of plastic and how it is unsafe to the creatures. The visual of the animal swimming outside the cup is a nod to the idea that paper cups are safer for them.

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I enjoy every aspect of this social media advertisement. The sandwich is advertised in a way that showcases the products best assets. The design of each ingredient being displayed gives the consumer a unique look at what they're purchasing, while still being visually pleasing. The use of the vibrant gradient background helps to make the products pop, with no other distractions in the background.

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I took the inspiration and put my own spin on it. I stuck with my muted green color palette, and really leaned into the obvious star shape.
I can't figure out how to transfer my design onto a 6-pack holder just yet, but soon I will transfer this image.

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I really like this 70s inspired wallpaper, the idea of the gradient color palette working with the shape. For my6-pack holder, I want to use the same idea, but in a star shape, for obvious reasons. The color scheme will be different to the original picture.

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In this label, I added some carbonation bubbles which I'm really happy with. I enjoy the idea of a design element having two meanings. The carbonation obviously representing the sparkling beverage, and the seed formation standing in place of the 'A' in star and being the most notable trait of the title fruit.

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When I exported my InDesign file into a PDF, the exposure was turned way up for some reason.
This was my original label design, which has potential but doesn't quite hit the mark for me.

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I really like the bubbles in this design, both this brand and my own are carbonated. One of my original ideas was to incorporate the bubbles into my design to signify the carbonation.

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I really like the shape of the label this brand chose, it's far more unique than a simple rectangle the whole way around. This also gives me the freedom to play around with different flavors as the business progresses and add pops of color.

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I decided to keep my bottle caps very similar because of how well it represents my product. I added the beverage name around the edge of the cap, in an attempt to keep from distracting from the logo.

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Bottle caps are meant more for recognition rather than hosting the details of your product, which is why I chose to keep my caps simplistic.
I chose to represent my drink with the seeds of a star fruit. This is a nod to what is inside the drink, represented by what is inside of the star fruit.

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This tutorial helped me to create my bottle cap. I wanted to add the product name to see if that was the touch my design needed. It's a very simple tutorial that is easy to follow.

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Type Text in Circle - Photoshop Tutorial Tips

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How Do I Make Bottle Cap Images in Photoshop? - WebsiteBuilderInsider.com

This website is very straight to the point and user friendly. I appreciate that it takes into account the shading of the outer ring of the bottle cap.

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Madison Geldart Cloud infrastructure engineer and tech mess solver.

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How Do I Make Bottle Cap Images in Photoshop? - WebsiteBuilderInsider.com

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Making bottle cap images in Photoshop is a great way to add a unique and personal touch to your photos. Here’s how to do it: 1. Start by selecting the photo you want to use. Make sure it’s a high-resolution image so the finished product looks sharp. 2. Next, open the image in Photoshop and

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The star and circle combination is very appealing to my eyes. The drastic difference between the sharp points of the star and the soft roud edges of the circles give the design a lot of balance.

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I appreciate the color choices made in this design, the lemon and lime flavors pairing with their respective colors. I also appreciate the straight-forward nature of the design, almost using a ying-yang style to compliment each color.

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The five seeds on this slice of star fruit will likely be my final bottle cap design. The simplicity of the formation attracted me to the idea.