Giving sparkling juice a quieter kind of energy.

Arrow Juice came to Kaleidoscope with a new sparkling juice line for Fruto, aimed at a younger consumer and Saudi Arabia’s growing coffeehouse culture. As part of the broader team exploration, I developed a concept that paired a redesigned Fruto identity with a more minimal approach to beverage packaging.

Rather than filling the pack with traditional cues of refreshment and energy, I kept the architecture deliberately restrained and concentrated that energy in abstract fruit illustrations designed to feel like bursts of flavor and effervescence.

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Letting the fruit do the talking.

I created the illustration style by breaking recognizable fruit forms into soft, particulate shapes—expressive enough to suggest flavor and carbonation while remaining simple against the white package.

I developed the concept across Tangerine and Watermelon, using the illustration and typography to distinguish each flavor while keeping the surrounding system intentionally quiet.

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Concept work created for Arrow Juice during my time at Kaleidoscope. My role was as a designer at Kaleidoscope; I was not an employee or contractor of Arrow Juice. The work shown represents an exploratory packaging direction and was not selected for further development.


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