How To Create A Grungy Coffee Packaging Design

It seems like coffee shops are popping up all over the place, which definitely isn't a bad thing! But it's important to have a good vibe in the coffee shop, and of course, it's super necessary to have excellent coffee brand packaging that your customers are going to remember! So in this tutorial, we're teaching you the steps for making a grungy skull-themed coffee brand that will stand out when someone walks through the coffee shop doors. 💀 And we want to see if it lives up to @CharleyPangus expectations! Be sure to check out these details below! 👇

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🕰️ Timestamps For This Video:
0:00 Making A Grungy Coffee Brand
0:50 Setting Up Your Artboard Size
1:15 Making A Quick Skull Coffee Logo
2:30 Where To Place Your Main Package Text
3:30 Finding A Coffee Label Layout
6:33 Where To Find And Place Illustrations
7:20 Creating A Tropical Coffee Theme Layout
10:00 How To Add Vector Grunge Effects
11:15 How To Export Your Packaging Design

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More about this video:
If you've been searching for tips on how to design a coffee package cover, then you have come to the right video! With Kittl, it's super easy to use our fonts, illustrations, and easy color adjustment to put together a coffee package for your brand. Understanding good product packaging design is vital to making sure your customers have a positive and memorable experience with your product. So keep in this in mind when thinking about your coffee packaging.

There are a lot of key elements that go in to coffee package design, like your choice of typography, color, illustrations, sub-text, and details. In this video tutorial, we use a semi-bold and condensed font for our main text, mixed with a tropical illustration composition, and a rugged hand-drawn sub-text. We also use a grunge texture on top to give it that full hand-crafted feeling. So hopefully this video can give you some helpful tips when it comes to coffee brand design.

Similar to an illustrator tutorial, we teach you how to create highly professional designs using Kittl, which is free to use and works right in your browser. So there is no need to download and try to learn design tools like Illustrator and Photoshop, or Affinity Designer.

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If there is anything I missed, or if you have more questions, drop a comment below and we will respond asap! Let me know more tutorial ideas as well!

#branding #graphicdesign #coffeeart

[whatwilliwatch]

I plan to go through all of the channel tutorials one-by-one to learn Kittl inside and out. The scope of the functionality and ease of use are amazing.

[alihamdaoui]

Thank you so much dear Drew for these pieces of advice. God bless you. Greetings from Morocco.

[WendyRaycroft]

very good video! Thank you for sharing.

[sekbaavi]

Working from coffee shops... I would do all my photographic post-processing in a coffee shop... people always ask what are you working on, and you might even pick up some gigs that way! ;-)

[timothymaggenti]

I just today discovered your software and I love it. I just wish I was as good as you. Nice Job 👍

[rogerwines]

good video thanks for all your tutorials

[winnerspavilion]

Another nice video. Is there any facility on the software for halftones?

[FUNKACHELI]

I think the clouds concept really kicks off the theme, so what were he ideas behind it ?

[SaasInsights]

I just yesterday discover your SOFTWARE and really I liked, But I was confused about your licensed.

For example if I purchase 1 year pro plan.
and after my subscription expired can you use the designs which I created before for print demand shop
Thnks

[bk_quattro]

Being new to Kittl the videos are great but just a little too quick in moving through the process.

[sekbaavi]

Y'all and the Skulls... LOL - actually, when you see Motorcycle/Biker or Firefighter images with a Skull, we use skulls to show we help everyone, with no distinction to race, age or gender... which you cannot tell by looking at a skull (without some Forensics background, or course. ;-)