Logo for a fictitious candy company "Synthetically Sweet" - Logo is a letter S in the shape of a molecule above the name.

Synthetically Sweet

Logo design, packaging, and promotional campaign for a line of candy products for children and adults alike. Inspired by B-movie posters and chemistry, Synthetically Sweet combines dynamic graphics, witty lines, and famous scientists into a distinctive line of tasty treats. Includes a line of poster promotions and candy tins. 

Group shot of the candy packaging - each one with a famous scientist on it.
Poster advertising Marie Curiie's Radioactive Lemon Drop Candy. In it Curie is holding a beaker with glowing candy drops.
Poster promoting Niels Bohr's Atomic Red Hots. In it, Bohr's is sitting at his desk with a pile of red hot candy.
Poster promoting Albert Einstein's Relativity Particles. In it, Einstein is sticking out his tongue with a candy on it.
Poster promoting Louis Pasteur's Caramels. In it, Pasteur is stirring a pot with glowing caramel.
Poster promoting Nikola Tesla's Electrifying Licorice Coils. Tesla is sitting in front of a generator with flying licorice.
Poster promoting Thomas Edison's Incandescent Pop Rocks. In it, Edison is holding a vial of glowing pop rocks.
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