I'd be willing to modify any part of the labels, as requested. I included a simplistic version without all the additional linework.
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Alright guys...so went crazy on this cause i was having fun...hopefully the client can throw in some extra cash if they like this one :)the top and bottom labels for both sizes are displayed. There are minor adjustments made with change in size. The tangy splash gives a refreshing feeling (referencing the water- an natural water in this case. imagine splashing some fresh juice on your face!) the color palette makes you thirsty and wanting to buy one! hopefully the drink is as exciting as the label! :)there was incomplete info on many levels and i had to assume a lot...the bottle color is unknown the shape and style as well...the material for the label and bottle are unknown as well and designing a label without this vital information was difficult..assuming glass and a regular shape...i tried my best to give it the 'best' look. Target market was also not provided.so for the bottom label -first is the splashy version for which i am proposing a clear look. have a look at the bottle shot and you'll understand what i mean. the effect of the splash will be heightened as it shows transparency and continuity. the top label is kept white for giving a clean pristine feel to the drink. added the amount as well for consumers to quickly grasp the amount while they are screening the bottle. the modified logo is intentionally placed at the bottom to put the orange "in context" with the brand. the second option for the clear white bck gives a more sheek and sophisticated feel to it...maybe could be a premium label for the bigger ones...or capturing the adult market...with a premium drink! bottle shot will say it all..i like the organic shape for the top label..its adds fluidity to the design. the white premium look could have a flat rectangular label for the top as well. im playing with heavy contrasts - blacks, whites and citric colors to elevate the feeling of dynamics, movement and energy and create a timeless moment with each label..thoughts?
Logo derives from the stylized slice of orange. Please, check also the traditional version and the random bottle visualization.
My classic take on Ginstberg