Challenge

A new business owner reached out to develop a logo for her venture—Pack Pack Pals—a playful brand of 3D-printed animal charms, fidget toys, and compact travel games designed to clip onto backpacks or slip into pockets and go wherever kids go. After my client experimenting with AI-generated logos that didn’t quite capture the brand’s personality, she needed a creative partner who could turn ideas into something lovable, lively, and real.

Solution

We started by reviewing the AI-generated logos to identify what missed the mark, then shifted to designing concepts that would appeal to both kids and parents. I presented three black-and-white logo options focused on charm, collectibility, and portability.

After the client chose a direction, I developed three colorways with formulas for consistent print and digital use. I also provided stacked, horizontal, and monogram logo versions tailored for DIY tools like Canva.

To bring the brand to life, I created mockups of a shopping bag, T-shirt, tent sign, and social post—showing the logo’s versatility across real-world applications.

Results

Within a week, Pack Pack Pals had a polished logo system, defined color palette, and launch-ready logo variations. Days later, the client had built her own website, printed banners, launched a Facebook page, and started planning her first craft fairs. Her tiny pals are already packed and ready to go—ready to tag along in pockets, backpacks, or wherever kids explore.

My client provided some photos of her products and 2 AI generated logos.
This was our starting point to discuss more her vision.

The Creative Process

  • Round 1: Black and white logo concepts.

  • Round 2: Exploring color with the chosen logo.

  • Round 3: Production and testing usability and flexibility.

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Sheila Lewis Design