MYU

Project Overview
MYU is a Myanmar-based beverage brand that rethinks traditional palm wine by turning pure toddy palm nectar into a clean, ready-to-drink canned format. Although the drink itself has deep cultural roots, the goal of the brand is to make it feel more accessible and relevant to a younger, urban audience today. This project was done during my times at WB Design Agency.
For this project, instead of relying on traditional visual cues, we explored how a minimal design approach could shift the perception of palm wine into something more contemporary and socially adaptable. I was responsible for the creative direction, packaging design, and visual art direction of the brand, focusing on creating a clear and modern identity system that fits within today’s lifestyle-driven market.
Commercial Project
Client
MYU
Year
2025
Member
Maverick
Zaw Min Oupe
My Role
Creative Direction
Art Direction
Packaging





Key Learnings
Working on Polykool helped me better understand how visual communication can support functional, performance-driven products. Since insulation is not something people interact with directly, the challenge was to translate technical benefits into visuals that feel relevant to everyday life. I learned how to use nature-led art direction and subtle motion to communicate comfort and environmental impact in a more approachable way. This project also gave me experience in designing within real-world brand constraints while maintaining visual consistency across campaign materials and collaterals.