TwinFlames Love Packaging:
For Manifesting & Meditation
Using the healing power of crystals, TwinFlames was thought up with the goal of creating a positive and intentional meditative space to meet the needs of whatever goals you wish to set.
In order to create a soothing and tranquil environment, TwinFlames has created crystal-infused candles to encourage setting intentions for meditation.
In this case, TwinFlames created a candle for the purpose of manifesting something within the love and attraction space. The crystals used are citrine, rose quartz and aventurine. All of these stones are hailed as the best crystals for romance and are sure to open up the heart to encourage self-love, friendship, romantic connections as well as deep inner healing.
The collection includes a crystal candle and a matching lighter and matchbox set.
The packaging behind TwinFlames was meant to evoke a sense of whimsicality and enchantment, combining illustrative aspects with playful type.
The packaging is geared towards those who chase enlightenment, yet in an oversaturated candle and manifestation market, the crystals on the packaging shine bright and glint off the packaging, always caught in a beautiful ray of sunlight wherever they are placed.
Other sides of the Lover’s Crystal Candle:
Each candle comes with written affirmations as thought-starters when using them for meditation and manifestation.
Packaging design for the Lover’s Lighter:
A circular container was used to have it stand out on shelves as well as create a ‘cave’ effect where the crystals can seep out of, creating a three dimensional illusion. By using the crystal motif on the sides and the top of the packaging, the container has strong impact wherever it is placed in stores.
Additionally, a matching matchbox set was created to accompany the lighter. All of these pieces are meant to be used in tandem to create a cohesive and powerful affirming meditative session.
Below is a brief look into the digital process of creating the crystal landscape and the many varying techniques and styles I attempted before deciding on the final one. I also played with logo ideations before settling on two flames for the logo instead of the crystal motif.
