
Project:
Branding, Packaging & Guerilla marketing
Client:
Bite Me!
Agency:
Freelance
I developed a fictional chocolate bar brand as a self-initiated project to experiment with branding, packaging, and guerrilla marketing strategies. The concept was aimed at creating a bold, tongue-in-cheek identity that resonated with younger audiences. I designed packaging and campaign visuals that placed the product at the centre of the consumer journey—from its shelf presence through to the checkout experience. Guerrilla marketing ideas, such as disruptive in-store visuals and attention-grabbing point-of-sale concepts, were designed to stay with the customer and reinforce the brand’s playful attitude. This project was an opportunity to push creative boundaries and explore how storytelling and design can shape brand personality.










I liked the thought that the target audience as well as other customers being surrounded by the advertising for the product.
So I decided to create some guerrilla marketing that would stay with the consumer throughout their retail journey, from the isle and where the product is placed, all the way to paying for it.

