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Graphics offer visual lullaby

When Concord, MA-based Welch’s came out with a new line of baby juice, it employed Bailey Design Group (Plymouth Meeting, PA) to create a bottle that clearly distinguished it from competitors and conveyed a sense of gentleness, quality, and comfort.

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According to Paula Elrod of Bailey, designers wanted to communicate a feeling of fun to accompany important messages such as health and quality. “We were looking for something that would attract mothers,” she says. “Perhaps something with a serious nature yet with fun elements.” The fun elements she refers to include a cuddly teddy bear mascot and mild pastel colors. The 32- and 64-oz bottles are decorated with wraparound labels printed offset in four colors. Each of the three different flavors has its own spot color.

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