Regal Balm Logo & Packaging
Budget / Salary£250–750
TypeFreelance project
LocationRemote
Posted3 hours ago
I’m launching a line of eight sensual beeswax massage balms under the name Empress Apiaries and I want the entire look to feel like a private audience with royalty—magical, romantic, deeply luxurious, almost devotional.
Here’s what I need from you:
• A primary logo that balances romance with opulence. Think deep reds and purples illuminated with rich gold accents, anchored by a tasteful crown or other regal flourish that instantly signals “Empress.”
• Two coordinated circular labels for each balm (one for the jar lid, one for the base with full ingredients). The top should seduce the eye on a boutique shelf; the bottom must remain clear, legible, and in harmony with the overall design.
• Eight individual product names or scent identifiers seamlessly worked into the artwork so each balm feels unique yet unmistakably part of the same family.
• Print-ready files (CMYK, 300 dpi) plus editable source files in Canva so I can adjust ingredients or translations later.
Because these are beeswax balms, subtle nods to apiary heritage are welcome, but the crown motif should dominate—this is very much about regal sensuality rather than playful bees. Color consistency across all SKUs is vital, as is type that stays readable even when reduced to a small circular footprint.
I’ll consider the project complete when the logo feels instantly luxurious, each label prints crisp at 2.25 in (60 mm) diameter, and every ingredient line survives without crowding. If this challenge excites you, I’m ready to move quickly on concepts and revisions so we can get Empress Apiaries on shelves.
Here’s what I need from you:
• A primary logo that balances romance with opulence. Think deep reds and purples illuminated with rich gold accents, anchored by a tasteful crown or other regal flourish that instantly signals “Empress.”
• Two coordinated circular labels for each balm (one for the jar lid, one for the base with full ingredients). The top should seduce the eye on a boutique shelf; the bottom must remain clear, legible, and in harmony with the overall design.
• Eight individual product names or scent identifiers seamlessly worked into the artwork so each balm feels unique yet unmistakably part of the same family.
• Print-ready files (CMYK, 300 dpi) plus editable source files in Canva so I can adjust ingredients or translations later.
Because these are beeswax balms, subtle nods to apiary heritage are welcome, but the crown motif should dominate—this is very much about regal sensuality rather than playful bees. Color consistency across all SKUs is vital, as is type that stays readable even when reduced to a small circular footprint.
I’ll consider the project complete when the logo feels instantly luxurious, each label prints crisp at 2.25 in (60 mm) diameter, and every ingredient line survives without crowding. If this challenge excites you, I’m ready to move quickly on concepts and revisions so we can get Empress Apiaries on shelves.
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