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True Rum

October 7, 2009 | 6 Comments

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“Concept and design of the packaging to promote the seal of quality True Rum. The pack contains coins made of chocolate and Caribbean rum by the chocolate artist Ramon Morató.”

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“{cocoa}, the San Francisco based boutique chocolate company announces today the release of its debut chocolate collection entitled absolute. Born to innovator and purest Jewel Zimmer, she deﬁnes herself with a botanical edge in todayʼs chocolate world, honoring cocoa as an object of beauty.

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Hint Mint

September 14, 2009 | 2 Comments

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“It’s been a year in the making, and now these limited edition tins from Hint Mint are finally ready for distribution. The images on the tins were meant to be beautiful and slightly aggressive. I also wrote and designed the vellum inserts for each tin.”

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Charles Chocolates

September 11, 2009 | 4 Comments

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“When renowned San Francisco chocolatier Charles Siegel, decided to create a small, gourmet collection bearing his name, he needed a corporate ID and e-commerce website every bit as delicious as his delectable confections and, we’re proud to say, he came to us.

The logo and packaging we created can now be seen in more than 1200 gourmet fooderies across the country. And his e-commerce website now serves as a primary consumer portal into the delectable world of his artisan chocolate.”

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Askinosie Chocolate

September 4, 2009 | 10 Comments

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Askinosie Chocolate has some beautiful packaging in their product line. Does anyone know who is responsible for these designs?

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Brix Chocolate

September 1, 2009 | 3 Comments

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“Brix is the first line of chocolates specifically blended to compliment wine. Based on the finest single origin chocolate from Ghana, Brix masterfully combines the outspoken character of the single origin chocolate with the smoothness of the highest quality confectionary chocolate.

The result is a blend so pure in flavor that it actually enhances those nuances found in great wines, without confusing the palate. It is sold in eight ounce bricks, meant to be fractured like a hard cheese, “Brix” is also roughly defined as the sugar content of a grape before it is harvested for wine. Thus a little play on words”

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Lings Confectionery

August 26, 2009 | 1 Comment

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“We were briefed to revitalize the much loved ‘Lings’ brand. Respectful of the company’s heritage our new designs draw on the exotic origins of each product and use pattern in a rich contemporary way.”

Student Work – Aileen Barrameda

August 23, 2009 | 3 Comments

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“The packaging is for Buzzy’s, a boutique gourmet candy shop that targets women. They wanted a feminine approach in selling their best selling line of peanut brittle, which includes original, white chocolate dipped, milk chocolate dipped, and dark chocolate dipped. Buzzy’s uses 7 ingredients to make their original peanut brittle recipe.

I approached the design with the idea of “simple ingredients made with love,” using romance to woo women. The line of packaging tells a story of peanut meeting sugar and how their relationship develops into the 4 stages of love: attraction (original), romance (white chocolate), passion (milk chocolate), and intimacy (dark chocolate). Since the packaging is about a story unfolding, the packaging has a preforrated tab to reveal the bright red lining–a color associated with love, passion, and romance. The die cuts give a glimps of the product and are associated with the line graphics per assortment.”

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Womo

August 20, 2009 | No Comments

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Beautiful and simple copy driven package design by Spain’s Ruiz+Company for Womo.

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Choco Tube

August 14, 2009 | 8 Comments

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Although just a prototype at this stage, the concept definitely gives pause for thought. There would be some obvious hurdles to overcome to make this design commercially viable, such as the issue of mandatory labeling, but there’s no reason why clever and creative solutions couldn’t be found to these problems.

“The idea behind this concept was to make packaging where the name of the product is written by the product itself instead of using any kind of printing techniques. Considering the future of technology and the endless possibilities to shape your product, it’s definitely a subject that deserves attention.”

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