While I am certainly not qualified to decide, at the risk of being presumptive - I would suggest an alternative.
I would suggest that you strongly consider a play off of the mid-80s plain wrap motif. I believe this is the way to go.
Remember (as if anyone can possibly forget) the judicious and subtle use of plain wrap product packaging in the highly acclaimed and Academy Award winning movie "Repo Man"(starring Harry Dean Stanton and Emilio Estevez, with Tracey Walter, Olivia Barash, Sy Richardson, Vonetta McGee, Fox Harris and Dick Rude). A tasteful and illustrative example is offered below.
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You are undoubtedly thinking "how did I overlook such pure marketing genius?", but please do not dwell on this. As you will note, this approach is both thematic and highly adaptive. This provides you with a vehicle that can easily be adapted to fluctuations in socio-economic, geographic or other market driving conditions.
Think of it as offering a virtually immunized blank canvas, allowing you, the manufacturer/distributor to paint vivid imagery; limited only by the constraints to the overarching plain wrap swim-lane. This allows you to adapt to changing market conditions and consumer whim.
It is either that, or you can build the product line around the always-in-demand "Brown Eye" product theme. This affords you the ability to release a group of related products all marketed under a single brand name, but based on Brown Eye as its anchor point (to ensure returning customers feel a certain confidence and familiarity). As a helpful example, one might market a product called "Assacre" wit the notation that it "a Brown Eye based product". Who could refuse?
Failing that, I would go with whatever the others suggest.
If selected as a winner, I would ask that you donate any proceeds to a charitable organization of your choice (excluding only "The Bastard Sons of Lee Marvin").
And, most importantly and as a personal reflection, never let a Master's Degree in Marketing go to waste.