American Pet Nutrition Design Solutions: Tannessa Reynolds

American Pet Nutrition Design Solutions Tannessa Reynolds

APN Logo Design Problem: American Pet Nutrition wants a refreshed and modern logo redesign.

Solution: Revamp the existing logo image and text decisions.

Affection surrounding our pets, they’re the most important thing to us, having American-made pet food helps us to show that love and affection to our pets.

This American Pet Nutrition logo solution emphasizes the love for our pets while having ingredients we can trust from an American-made brand.

The fresh and modern update of their current logo emphasizing the pets themselves, and the fact that it is an American-made brand.

APN VitaBone Ads Problem: create Facebook and Instagram posts that can be used without adverting spend.

Solution: Fun pictures of dogs and puppies looking forward to eating their VitaBone treat, letting their ownders know that VitaBone is the treat they love.

Wistful pup looking at the VitaBone treat, ready to be rewarded for being a good dog.

Happy pup “tasting� the VitaBone treat, showing just how much it loves the taste.

Colorful backgrounds with a cute dog and the VitaBone treat front and center with a fun call-toaction, dog quote, or fact about the treat.

APN VitaBone Design Problem: The PawPatrol license is ending. A refreshed and modern package design is needed!

Solution: Happy dogs on a bright and happycolored package that shows the customers that VitaBone is the best pick for their pup.

A simplified illustration of a happy dog on a bright yellow background to bring attention to the target audience.

A more realistic illustration of a dog on a simple box layout.

This will still grab the attention of the audience and cause them to take a closer look.

A well-balanced design circling from the dog, to the name of the treat, to the treat itself.

A happy dog comes from playing at the park, ready for their favorite treat from their owner. Similar to the blue box design, this offers the simple, rounded hierarchy to grab the audience’s attention.

Thank you!