cameron astles design
cameron astles
studio@cameronastles.com
New York–based brand and packaging designer currently working at Caudalie. Specializing in beauty and skincare, with a focus on brand systems, product packaging, and integrated campaigns across retail, digital, and out-of-home.

Experience includes identity development, large-scale visual merchandising, and editorial applications for global and regional markets.

Available for select freelance projects.

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Product & Packaging Design, 2026
Product and packaging design for car.re.on, bringing a playful, graphic approach to reusable under-eye patches and their packaging.
Beauty & Skincare Product Design Packaging
01 / THE PRODUCT
A playful approach to everyday skincare.
The reusable under-eye patches combine soft blue tones, curved silhouettes, and oversized typography to create a distinctive product experience. Designed as a complementary pair, the patches bring the brand's visual language directly onto the product itself.
02 / GRAPHIC TREATMENT
Typography becomes part of the product.
Cropped fragments of the existing wordmark create a graphic treatment that works across both patches. The lettering follows the curved silhouettes, using scale and negative space to give each patch its own character while maintaining a cohesive pair.
03 / THE PACKAGING
A considered home
for Dew Not Disturb.
The packaging extends the product's visual language across the outer carton and reusable tin. Soft sky imagery, restrained color, and a clear information hierarchy balance the brand's playful personality with a more refined skincare aesthetic.
04 / PACKAGING DETAILS
Thoughtful details, inside and out.
The carton, tin, and interior insert were designed to create a cohesive presentation. A cloud-filled insert provides a soft backdrop for the patches, while the outer packaging brings together product information and the brand's established visual elements.
05 / THE FINAL PRODUCT
A cohesive experience from product to packaging.
The finished design brings together the graphic patches, coordinated packaging, and supporting details into a recognizable product experience, balancing expressive typography with a clean, contemporary beauty aesthetic.
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