A cohesive launch package

Shotgun Salts

Shotgun Salts

The challenge

ShotGun Salts is a small-batch spicy salt brand made by someone with strong opinions and a lot of personality. The challenge, and the fun, was building a visual identity that matched her energy without softening it. Artisan markets are crowded. Generic is invisible. This brand needed to be the one you stop at.

Company

Shotgun Salts

Role

Brand designer

Tools

Figma • Illustrator

My focus

Logo • Brand development • Asset creation

The challenge

ShotGun Salts is a small-batch spicy salt brand made by someone with strong opinions and a lot of personality. The challenge, and the fun, was building a visual identity that matched her energy without softening it. Artisan markets are crowded. Generic is invisible. This brand needed to be the one you stop at.

Company

Shotgun Salts

Role

Brand designer

Tools

Figma • Illustrator

My focus

Logo • Brand development • Asset creation

My approach

My approach

Turning heat and flavour into a bold visual identity

End-to-end from brief to label. I started with mood boards rooted in handcrafted spice markets and vintage matchbox labels, references that understood packaging as theatre. From there: logo explorations, a colour system built around heat (warm terracottas, punchy yellows, a pink that earns its place), and a typographic voice that's bold without being aggressive. Every decision was run through a single test: does this make you want to pick it up?

The solution

The solution

Made to be noticed

A logomark with presence, a colour system that does double duty as a flavour map. Each blend gets its own palette, so you can tell them apart from across a table. The packaging is designed to be touched: earthy textures, strong contrast, type that's legible at arm's length. The system extends to market displays and social content, so the brand holds together whether it's on a shelf, in someone's hand, or on a phone screen.

Outcomes

Outcomes

Bringing the brand’s heat to life

Launched at local markets during peak season and stood out immediately, which is the whole job when you're competing on a table full of other small-batch products. The feedback I heard back was that people kept coming back because they remembered the packaging. That's what a brand is supposed to do.

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