Hello! I’m Biak Par, a graphic designer from Indianapolis. Take a look around and enjoy my portfolio!
About
2026
Software: Adobe Illustrator
Client: School Project
The exterior packaging is drawing inspirations from traditional Burmese lunch boxes, tiffins that were stacked. Expanding oni that concept, I want the top lid to be a visual representation of pagodas and Buddist temples, bringing that cultural apsect even more. Each box has three smaller boxes inside, which hold the actual food (3 servings). I wanted to emphasize how the package is multifunctional by using a bowl shape/design that is unique and reflective of its cultural roots.
For the name, I chose the name Uzana, which is a variant and play on word of Yuzana, meaning jasmine blossom. This felt more contemporary while still maintaining its cultural counterpart. In addition to the traditional details, I wanted the bowl aspect to be translated into my logo design.
Throughout my process, I shifted mainly in my color palette because the green/teal looked too health focus and not reflective of my actual product and the essence it gives off. I went for warmer colors like orange and yellow since it’s close to the beans and the country’s colors. However, it felt too bright, so I toned it down so it’s more tamed and muted.
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For the name, I chose the name Uzana, which is a variant and play on word of Yuzana, meaning jasmine blossom. This felt more contemporary while still maintaining its cultural counterpart. In addition to the traditional details, I wanted the bowl aspect to be translated into my logo design.
Throughout my process, I shifted mainly in my color palette because the green/teal looked too health focus and not reflective of my actual product and the essence it gives off. I went for warmer colors like orange and yellow since it’s close to the beans and the country’s colors. However, it felt too bright, so I toned it down so it’s more tamed and muted.
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With food