Art by Brianne’s custom paint project brings four shell-inspired colors into a branded 60ml bottle format. Montelise supplied the custom metallic acrylic paint samples, and those samples have been delivered. The photographs here show the color lineup and the bottles carrying the customer’s own label artwork.
For a craft business considering a private label paint range, this case offers a concrete reference: a coordinated four-color palette, individual color names, and a consistent bottle-and-label format. The project status is custom samples delivered.
Discuss a similar custom paint project
A paint range connected to a shell-art brand
Art by Brianne sells handmade shell art and offers supplies and guides for people creating their own shell pieces. Its public collection includes pearlescent and metallic finishes. That gives the paint project a specific creative context, rather than a generic assortment of colors.
The supplied bottle labels carry the Art by Brianne shell logo and four distinct names. The packaging links the paint range to the customer’s brand while making each shade easy to identify.
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Four named colors in a consistent 60ml format
| Color name on the label | Appearance in the supplied photographs | Packaging shown |
|---|---|---|
| Oyster Pearl | Pearl-white / ivory appearance | 60ml labelled bottle with white flip-top cap |
| Purple Tide | Lilac-purple metallic appearance | 60ml labelled bottle with white flip-top cap |
| Sea Glass | Blue-teal metallic appearance | 60ml labelled bottle with white flip-top cap |
| Shell Pink | Pink metallic appearance | 60ml labelled bottle with white flip-top cap |
The labels identify the product as metallic acrylic paint and state 60ml. All four bottles use white flip-top caps and the same label structure, with each color’s name printed beneath the shell logo.
Pearlescent and metallic effects change with the light and viewing angle. For a similar project, compare a physical sample and a dried swatch under agreed lighting before approving a production color. A phone photograph is useful for discussion, but it should not replace that check.
What the delivered samples show
The labelled photograph shows how the four colors look together as a branded range. The original unlabelled photograph gives a closer view of the color material through the bottles. Used together, the photographs help distinguish the paint appearance from the finished packaging presentation.
With the custom samples delivered, the physical bottles provide a reference for reviewing the palette, packaging presentation and application on the customer’s chosen surfaces. Any later production specification should be based on the agreed sample and confirmed requirements.
View the original labelled product photograph.
Planning a similar private label metallic acrylic paint project
Start with the surface and finish you want to achieve. Shells, canvas, wood and other craft materials can need different preparation, application and sealing steps. For shell work, evaluate the paint on the actual cleaned shell and with the intended primer or topcoat. Adhesion, sheen and compatibility should be checked as a complete application system.
Next, separate the color decision from the packaging decision. Approve the shade and effect on a physical sample; then check the bottle, cap, label placement and artwork. Keeping those approvals clear reduces the chance that a packaging change is mistaken for a formulation change.
Montelise’s metallic and pearl acrylic paint product page provides the related product starting point. The custom color matching guide and acrylic paint packaging guide cover the next decisions. Minimum quantities, sample arrangements and lead times depend on the proposed colors and packaging and should be confirmed in a project quotation.
Send us your brand’s paint brief
For a project like this one, send:
- Your intended application and the surface to be painted.
- Color references, desired metallic or pearl effect, and physical swatches if available.
- Your preferred bottle capacity, cap style and label artwork.
- The number of colors and estimated quantity per color.
- Your destination market and target schedule.
- Any testing or documentation requirements for that market.
We can use that brief to discuss a sample plan and packaging options for your range. Ask for a custom metallic acrylic paint sample project, and include the Art by Brianne case if this four-color, 60ml format is close to what you have in mind.