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:format(webp)/99designs-work-samples/work-sample-designs/4417838/912b145b-4645-4b42-9a09-6da6f4fabd68 "A sleek and energetic packaging design for a modern water brand. Bold red-and-white wave patterns convey movement, hydration, and clarity—echoing the product’s promise of simplicity and refreshment. The sports cap and ergonomic bottle shape enhance usability, while the prominent QR code invites consumer interaction. Designed to pop on shelves and appeal to active, health-conscious individuals.")
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:format(webp)/99designs-contests-attachments/156/156549/attachment_156549402 "I came up with something clean and minimalist. The focus is on U (the people), and the big letter U is made up of small repeated text; \"stay informed, stay secure\".")
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:format(webp)/99designs-work-samples/work-sample-designs/4417838/ee89afcf-c425-4859-b2a8-c8af5076bdc5 "Packaging design for a vibrant kombucha line infused with African botanicals and culture. The label features bold typography and tribal patterns inspired by Zimbabwean textiles, paired with color-coded flavor cues for shelf impact. Designed to evoke authenticity, freshness, and a connection to traditional wellness, this project celebrates local identity through a contemporary lens.")
:format(webp)/99designs-contests-attachments/156/156545/attachment_156545221 "My design for Mini Stop X Secret Creamery’s Super Premium Ice Cream is a bold fusion of premium quality and modern playfulness. I’ve brought Japanese pop-art energy to the frozen aisle with a vibrant blue (#0a62ad) and yellow (#fff200) palette, dynamic patterns, and striking typography.
This packaging grabs attention while maintaining a refined appeal, and the adaptable, text-driven design ensures seamless integration across flavors, reinforcing brand consistency and recognition. It’s a perfect balance of fun and sophistication—just like the ice cream inside!
Looking forward to your thoughts!")
About
Hey, I’m Carl — the mind behind Carl Haus.
I design at the intersection of clarity and character. From brand identity and packaging to web design and digital assets, I help ideas take shape and brands show up like they mean it.
No fluff. No filler. Just thoughtful, clean, personality-driven work that actually works.
Let’s build something good.
Member since:
October 28, 2020
Reviews
"thanks for great work"
cozmalaV
reviewed 19 days ago
"Thanks a lot hey, I hope the product is a success!"
Carl Haus
responded 19 days ago
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"always a pleasure working with Carl. "
rsingc2
reviewed about 1 month ago
"Thanks so much. It’s always great working together with you!"
Carl Haus
responded about 1 month ago
"Carl is simply great and with this attention to detail he always overdelivers :) "
Anonymous client
reviewed about 1 month ago
"Thanks Maurice, this goes a long way! Looking forward to more projects (and contests haha)"
Carl Haus
responded about 1 month ago
"absolutely fantastic to work with him. Was able to bring my ideas to life and has great creativity skills"
rsingc2
reviewed about 2 months ago
"Thank you so much, really appreciate it. "
Carl Haus
responded about 2 months ago
"We love to work with Carl Haus! He is always super patient and simply delivers great work! :)"
Anonymous client
reviewed 3 months ago
"Thank you so much! Great way to start the week."
Carl Haus
responded 3 months ago