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Annika Snow facing forward, head tilted to the side, brown hair up in a bun, pink shirt

Annika Snow

Hometown: San Antonio, Texas | Visit Me Here: Website

About: I am a graphic designer committed to crafting compelling design solutions. My skills span a wide spectrum, from brand identity to packaging design, publication design, and interaction design. I'm excited to embark on a career where I can continue to blend artistry with strategy to deliver impactful visual experiences.

Fun Fact: I have my logo tattooed on me.

 

Blue Bell Ice Cream pint containers. Two little girls eating ice cream with the caption “Pure ingredients. Pure Happiness”. A blue apron with the redesigned Blue Bell logo on it. A hand holding a small cup filled with ice cream with the caption “old fashioned goodness in every bite”. A blue wrapper for Blue Bell Moo bars.

Blue Bell Ice Cream has been a beloved staple in southern households for over a century, earning its place as a time-honored favorite since the early 1900s. Despite maintaining a consistent brand identity for nearly four decades, Blue Bell's enduring popularity has led to a natural growth in its consumer base and a need for a refreshed identity that can grow with its expanding audience. This new identity and packaging design modernize Blue Bell's appearance while also keeping ties to its old-fashioned Southern roots.

A hotel bed with a blue wall behind it. Exterior signage with the logo for Barton Creek in gold. Blue, purple, and cream colored stationary for Barton Creek guests and employees. Branded key card and key card holder, a box of chocolates with the words “a sweet escape” on it, a bottle of Barton Creek champagne, a door hanger, a towel, coffee cup, and a clothes hanger. A bar menu with the menu items colored with color foil.

Barton Creek Country Club and Resort is a prestigious establishment located in Austin, Texas, renowned for its commitment to creating a luxurious and relaxing experience for its guests. This rebrand includes a logo and a new brand identity that effectively reflects the resort's upscale ambiance and leaves a lasting impression on guests.

A yellow banner with the new Burt’s Bees logo surrounded by illustrations of fruit. Under that is a picture of 5 chapstick flavors: Sweet Mandarin, Coconut & Pear, Strawberry, Cucumber Mint, and Watermelon.

Burt’s Bees is a clean and sustainable skincare brand. Best known for its iconic lip balm, the brand has grown to become a drug store favorite. The new rebrand and packaging design, through fun illustrations and eco-friendly packaging materials, reflect Burt’s Bees’ down-to-earth consumers.

A set of 3 pre popped popcorn bags. The first bag is the “xtra butter” flavor. It shows the mascot, a piece of popcorn, surfing on waves of butter. The second package is the “blast-o-butter” flavor. The mascot is seen propelled through their on a butter fueled rocket. The third package is the “mallow magic” flavor. The mascot is seen sitting in a cauldron with his marshmallow friend.

Jolly Time Popcorn is a classic, go-to snack loved worldwide. The new identity includes a custom-type logo, branding, packaging design, and illustration. The packaging design evokes popcorn's “Jolly,” fun-spirited nature while elevating the product’s shelf presence.

An image of a phone with a graphic illustration of a train on it. Next to it is the logo for OnTrack. The caption under it says “Let’s get back OnTrack and ensure a cleaner, and more sustainable future. OnTrack allows users to book eco-friendly train vacations, track their CO2 emissions, and earn rewards for being dedicated to sustainable travel”. Under that is an image of 3 phones with screens from the app. To the right of that is 5 apple watches with parts of the app, including a QR code to scan tickets, notifications from the app, and rewards.

OnTrack is an environmentally focused application that allows users to book eco-friendly train vacations, track their CO2 emissions, and earn rewards for choosing sustainable travel. The project scope includes branding, UI/UX, and prototyping. These aspects aim to make sustainable travel exciting, attainable, and stress-free.