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From Flower’s little world

A little character.
Every day.

Flower’s outline character mark

A favorite face on a tee. A quiet stitch on a hoodie. Two soft friends and a very little tin. Different ways to carry Flower’s little world.

Products in development — not for sale

Garment, packaging and plush images are concept visualizations. The nightlight is a prototype photograph with an edited background.

Ivory tee concept with Flower printed above the colorful character illustration and aka Boss Biscuit below it.
Illustrated tee concept

Wear a little wonder

Flower,
in full color.

Those ears. That curious tilt. The Flower you know from the stories, in warm pencil marks and little washes of color.

Flower above, aka Boss Biscuit below. A little introduction to the dog behind the stories.

Artwork and garment concept · In development
Dusty rose lightweight zip hoodie concept with a visible hood, gently shaped waist, lighter drape and small cream Flower outline.
Lightweight Hoodie concept

A lighter little layer

Soft pink.
Quiet character.

A dusty rose hoodie idea with a gently shaped waist and more fluid drape. A lighter-layer direction, with Flower’s little outline in cream.

One color. A small mark. Room for the character to do the talking.

Provisional outline · Garment and embroidery concept

A few more ways to wear it

Same little character.
A different kind of day.

Three more garment concepts to compare. The outline artwork is provisional and may change.

Swipe or scroll across to compare the three styles.

Oatmeal zip-through hooded sweatshirt concept with an open visible hood and small dark Flower outline on the chest.

Garment concept · In development

Zip-through hooded sweatshirt

An open hood, a simple zip and a small dark outline. A roomier sweatshirt direction in warm oatmeal.

Deep sage pullover hoodie concept with a visible hood, drawstrings and small cream Flower outline on the chest.

Garment concept · In development

The sage pullover hoodie

A roomier sage pullover shape, with a hood, drawstrings and a quiet cream outline.

Ivory short-sleeve tee concept with only a small dark sage Flower outline on the chest and no lettering.

Garment concept · In development

The outline-only tee

Just the little outline on ivory. No lettering, no full-color print: a quieter way to wear Flower.

Packaging concept visualization of a closed tin with an ivory label, Flower outline and red Boss Biscuit Nose Balm lettering.
Nose-balm packaging concept

For the dogs in our lives

A very little tin.
A very familiar face.

A first look at Boss Biscuit nose-balm packaging. Warm paper tones, simple lettering and Flower keeping an eye on things.

The formula, manufacturing and product testing are still to come. For now, this is a packaging idea to explore.

Packaging concept only · In development

Two plush concepts

Friends,
in soft form.

Two design studies. Materials, construction and testing are still to come.

Swipe or scroll across to see both plush concepts.

Classic Boss Biscuit Plushie concept based on the seated logo: a squat dark-sage soft mascot with oversized uneven ears, simple cream stitched-looking face, forehead line, V-shaped chest detail and rounded paws.

Plush design concept · In development

Classic Boss Biscuit Plushie

The familiar seated logo, imagined as a soft little mascot. Oversized ears, a simple face and rounded paws in dark sage and cream.

Marshmallow Plushie concept in a simple rounded toy style: cream fabric, oversized uneven ears with recessed pink panels, tiny dark-brown embroidered dot eyes, a padded two-lobed muzzle, stitched smile, little pink tongue and rounded seated paws.

Plush design concept · In development

Marshmallow Plushie

Soft cream, pink ears and a little stitched smile. Curious, kind Marshmallow, imagined as a soft companion for little pretend adventures.

Physical nightlight prototype glowing warm amber: a curved panel showing Flower in a superhero cape above a moonlit bridge, with FLOWER POWER lettering and the lower switch housing visible. Background edited.

Flower Power Nightlight

A little Flower Power for bedtime.

A provisional outline study

A few lines.
A lot of heart.

Flower, the tiny rescued French bulldog who inspired Boss Biscuit, is the starting point. This working outline is still taking shape as we explore a simpler version of her storybook illustration.

Meet the real Flower →

While these ideas grow, there are stories to share.

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