Skinny Cow AI Packaging Redesign | Case Study
AI-ASSISTED PACKAGING REDESIGN & 3D RENDERING

Skinny Cow AI Packaging Redesign

Reimagining the visual identity and tub packaging for Skinny Cow ice cream through AI image generation, color palette optimization, and 3D product modeling.

Skinny Cow AI Packaging Redesign
Client / Context
پروژه آکادمیک بین‌المللی قبرس (برند Skinny Cow / Nestlé)
Year
۲۰۲۵ – ۲۰۲۶
Location
قبرس
Software / Tools
Adobe Firefly, Huemint, Blender (Cycles Renderer), Adobe Illustrator, Adobe Photoshop
Scope & Deliverables
تولید تصاویر لیبل با هوش مصنوعی، تدوین سیستم پالت رنگی برند، انتخاب تایپوگرافی، مدل‌سازی سه‌بعدی بسته‌بندی‌های ۵۰۰ میلی‌لیتری، رندرهای سه‌بعدی محصول، طراحی لیبل‌ها (طعم‌های شکلاتی، وانیلی و راکی رود)
01 / Concept & Context
Created as an international academic design project in Cyprus, this case study explores how emerging AI image generation can streamline and enhance commercial packaging workflows. The objective was to update Skinny Cow’s 500mL ice cream tubs with fresh imagery and clear nutritional hierarchy while preserving the brand's friendly, indulgent appeal.
Context view
02 / Execution & Strategy
Using Adobe Firefly, prompt variations (V1–V4) were generated to produce high-resolution, dynamic ice cream scoops and splash artwork. Palette choices were developed in Huemint to ensure distinct flavor separation across Oh Fudge Cookie, Vanilla Bean, and Rocky Road variants. The physical 500mL tubs and lids were modeled in Blender, textured with the flat label layouts, and lit in Cycles to produce clean product mockups.
Main execution
Recognition / AwardsAcademic Case Study / Packaging & AI Workflow
Project Outcome & Reflection
"This project provided practical experience in combining generative AI tools like Adobe Firefly with traditional 3D modeling in Blender, showing how AI imagery can integrate smoothly into standard packaging workflows while delivering a complete concept package consisting of three flat label designs, typography rules, color guides, and 3D Cycles renders."
03 / Visual Exhibition & Gallery
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