Mar 8, 20101
Anne Mette Fisker Langkjer Scarves
Designed by Lotta Nieminen | Country: Finland
“Packaging design for a limited edition of 20 scarves by Danish designer Anne Mette Fisker Langkjer.”
Feb 23, 20103
Sruli Recht
Designed by Sruli Recht | Country: Iceland
Very unique packaging from Iceland’s Sruli Recht. The packages are constructed from corrugated cardboard and then appear to be either stained or painted in a process that looks to be applied by hand. His products within the packages are equally as unique.
Jan 22, 201012
Student Work - Ryan McSorley
Designed by Ryan McSorley | Country: United Kingdom
“The skincare market is growing year after year. We see more and more skincare procedures, products and brands becoming available to us, and we are under constant pressure to look younger than we are. Where does it stop? And what does the future look like for skin?
Jan 22, 20101
London Undercover Umbrellas
Designed by Jamie Milestone | Country: United Kingdom | Buy It
“As a new brand, it was important that we got the name out there and informed people that London Undercover make umbrellas. The range was a more portable, less expensive addition to the more classic walking stick umbrellas that the brand sells. The aim was for the packaging to be as eye catching as possible and stand out in a busy store. Together, the set of 4 different Neon colours printed on black does just that and draws you towards them. The design was stripped back to literally just the brand logo and the recycled icon on the base of the tube (London Undercover umbrellas / packaging are made using recycled materials). We wanted people to be intrigued as to who/what London Undercover was and forced to find out what was inside. In doing so, are able to make the connection and hopefully remember the brand.”
Dec 29, 20090
Comme des Garcons x Monocle Scent Two: Laurel
Country: France | Font: Plantin
“After the success of their first perfume collaboration on Scent One: Hinoki, Comme des Garcons links up once again with UK magazine Monocle.”
Via Highsnobiety
Dec 21, 20091
Laitlab
Designed by Laitlab | Country: Italy
Creative and unique packaging for Naples based street wear brand Laitlab.
Dec 11, 20090
Matryoshka
Designed by DarkDesignGroup | Country: Russia
“Designers from DarkDesignGroup created an unusual package for creative t-shirts.
The transparent form of Matryoshka - a completely new solution for T-shirts. The original design and unusual shape make the package truly non-traditional and attract attention. Plastic packaging consists of two parts and is made by thermoforming.
Packaging for Matryoshka won the silver medal at thee international design competition Pentawards 2009 in the category ‘Body’, worthily representing Russia amongst 750 works from more than 39 countries.”
Dec 6, 20095
Boa Boca Gourmet
Designed by António Policarpo | Country: Portugal
“The Boa Boca Gourmet project was born in Évora in 2004, is a small company which currently employs five people. Began with the opening of a gourmet shop with a strong component of design. Since 2006 the company’s members António João Policarpo (Designer degree in advertising communication and a master degree in graphic design by Alquimia da Cor) and Inês Varejao (Eng Agricultural and postgraduate in wines in Bordeaux - France) joined efforts and created the brand “FEITOÀMÃO®” and in partnership with small producers selected and moved forward with the creation and development of traditional Portuguese food products of high quality, handmade with care and wisdom, and packed with an image carefully and packaging excellence.
Dec 5, 20092
Malibu Magazine Series
Following the Pop & Street Art series with So-Me, James Jarvis and Delta last year, the iconic Malibu liquor bottle is now given a makeover by three magazines. Each publication showcased exceptional creativity, uniqueness and expertise: Vice added a drip effect to the Caribbean color theme; Clark Magazine took a DIY approach, stripping it down to a simple white, and packaging it with stencils and spray paint; while Shoes Up went all out with a shoelace design complete with matching “shoe” box.
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