Branding · Print & Packaging
scenta: a packaging system, brand guidelines and an AI photography prompt pack
A designer reports extending a small brand from a Canva logo into 51 packaging designs, guidelines and an AI photo workflow the client reuses.
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Results reported by the designer
WHAT THEY DID
Chris Alexander redrew a Canva-made wordmark that wouldn’t print, wrote 43-slide brand guidelines and produced die-cut packaging art for 51 designs across two brands. He also wrote an AI photography prompt pack in Claude for ChatGPT’s image creator; it made 85 images and the client reuses it.
HOW IT WENT
He reports 16 SKUs finished in twelve days and 19 in four, and a happy client. One display box was returned because the printer wanted Pantone, not CMYK.
WORTH KNOWING
All figures are the designer’s. The page says the business isn’t cash-flow positive yet, and it shows no print results or sales.
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Type: Portfolio project · Firsthand report
- scenta — From a logo built in Canva to 51 packaging designs | Chris Alexander
Chris Alexander · Chris Alexander · Publication date not stated · Checked Oct 20, 2026
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Claims and where they come from
- 51 packaging designs across two brands, plus a 43-slide brand system (reported) [1]
4TC interpretation
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A concrete service expansion: brand system, packaging family and ongoing image-production guidance.
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Added to 4TC Oct 20, 2026 · Last checked Oct 20, 2026
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