Goat Milk Bar
Goat Milk Bar
Healthy chocolate packaging
Royal Forest is introducing a new line of healthy chocolate called the Goat Milk Bar, crafted from goat milk, coconut sugar, and natural cocoa.
Indulging in a dessert that is both delicious and nutritious is akin to experiencing heavenly pleasure. Hence, the design is informed by a watercolor mountain landscape that I painted during a month of meditation in Thailand — a truly heavenly period in my life.


Mountain goats exhibit the remarkable ability to gracefully traverse steep cliffs, seemingly defying the laws of gravity. Inspired by this, I incorporated their silhouettes into the scenic design.

The Museo Serif font is employed for the logo, while Museo Sans Serif is used for general typesetting, including product information and claims. Hand-drawn claims feature positive statements, utilizing icons of plants and fruits in place of crossed-out objects.

The Goat Milk Bar product line includes packages of white, milk, and milk chocolate with peanuts and raisins. For product information, I introduced a square stamp, reminiscent of a museum sign beside a painting.




As the product line is likely to expand in the future, I added a box for dark chocolate. In the end, each package has its signature color and is accompanied by its unique illustration.
Goat Milk Bar boxes: white chocolate, milk chocolate, and dark chocolate.

Thanks
Many thanks to Olga Prokhorova and the British Higher School of Art and Design for their insightful course on package design.
I extend my sincere gratitude to the photographer, Darya Nesterovskaya, who playfully brought the packaging to life in a new and inspiring light.
Sending warm regards and best wishes to the lovely Royal Forest team as they embark on new endeavors.
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