Freyja Myrk

Tangy Twist is a fictional soda brand built as a graphic prop universe. The project reimagines what happens when Renaissance portraiture collides with street art, pop typography, and hyper-saturated consumer culture. The packaging system was developed with production realism in mind — including dieline precision, margin control, simulated metallic ink layers, and multi-angle mockups. The brand was stress-tested across product placement, apparel, and large-scale outdoor posters to ensure visual impact from close-up hero shots to environmental wide shots. It’s bold, layered, slightly chaotic — but commercially plausible. Designed to live comfortably inside a film frame.

• Graphic Designer

Tangy Twist is a fictional soda brand built as a graphic prop universe. The project reimagines what happens when Renaissance portraiture collides with street art, pop typography, and hyper-saturated consumer culture. The packaging system was developed with production realism in mind — including dieline precision, margin control, simulated metallic ink layers, and multi-angle mockups. The brand was stress-tested across product placement, apparel, and large-scale outdoor posters to ensure visual impact from close-up hero shots to environmental wide shots. It’s bold, layered, slightly chaotic — but commercially plausible. Designed to live comfortably inside a film frame.

• Graphic Designer

Tangy Twist is a fully developed fictional beverage brand created as a multi-surface graphic prop exploration. The project includes complete can packaging design with dieline alignment, print margin calibration, metallic underlay simulation for gloss contrast, and brand consistency across physical and environmental applications. The visual identity blends graffiti-inspired typography, layered textures, and bold color blocking with contemporary illustration. The branding extends beyond packaging into wearable merchandise, enamel badges, and large-scale outdoor advertising scenarios — testing the system across product placement, apparel, and OOH environments. The concept plays with cultural remixing: classical art references collide with street aesthetics and pop messaging. The result is a visually loud, commercially believable brand world designed for film, TV, or advertising use.

• Graphic Designer