Jun 9, 200911
Banana Juice
Designed by Naoto Fukasawa | Country: Japan
This brilliant packaging solution for banana juice even imitates the feel of real banana skin.
Designed by Naoto Fukasawa | Country: Japan
This brilliant packaging solution for banana juice even imitates the feel of real banana skin.
Designed by Larissa Brandao | Country: United States
The Creative Circus student Larissa Brandao sent us one of her projects.
"Inspired by the graphic nature of this pen, I designed packaging that would feature it as a modern art piece, resembling a museum display case."
Designed by Pentagram | Country: United States
"Asked to refresh the Strathmore Paper brand presentation for our longtime client Mohawk Fine Papers, Pentagram asked the designer Marian Bantjes to reinterpret the famous Strathmore thistle. This mark was then used to create a pattern for new packaging of Strathmore Paper reams. The goal was to project a stronger signature presence for the brand in business-to-business and direct-to-consumer retail settings.
Read more about the project on Marian’s site and on Felt & Wire, the new Strathmore Paper blog about paper and its creative uses that we designed and helped name."
Designed by Avi Cornfeld | Country: Israel | Fonts used: Helvetica
"The packaging design for Moiré were created from the world of the moiré effect phenom - a visual perception that occurs when viewing a set of lines or dots that is superimposed on another set of lines or dots."
Designed by Bulldog | Country: Sweden | Fonts used: Frutiger, Futura
"Foxglo (pronounced Fox-glow) was launched to address European consumer adoption of basic green ideas and specifically, a shift from use of incandescent light bulbs to more energy efficient, compact florescent lighting.
Bulldog's remit was to help the brand provide assurance of energy saving benefits, empower consumers to make technical comparisons with traditional incandescent bulbs and to promote correct waste handling for all Foxglo products.
Since many European countries have announced intentions to make Eco-friendly bulbs compulsory, campaigners have been calling for warnings and disposal advice to be printed on bulb packaging. Many of the leading European brands in the category have failed to do this, despite the risks posed by a product that requires special waste handling and increasing media pressure to do so.
Bulldog developed a name and visual identity that suggest the primary brand benefit with a view to penetrating the market quickly. The packaging solution, using bio-degradable inks and 100% recycled stock, attracts, directs and educates consumers - enabling informed purchasing decisions that will contribute to their well-being, as well as that of the environment."
Designed by Nine99Design | Country: Israel | Fonts used: Helvetica
"Grass squares are designed to give a natural touch to the office or home by placing them freely or according to Feng Shui. Unlike ordinary flowers, 'grass' is completely natural, a piece of earth, that grows indoors with minimal care. Inspired by Frank Lloyd Wright’s Fallingwater and the attempt to combine architecture and nature, the entire project is made from recycled materials and tries to merge the home with the outdoors. The packages have an air opening to gain longer shelf live for the product. The minimal design and logo is intended to give a flowing, “breathing” feel to it, as well as elegance and life-style.
Designed by Stockholm Design Lab | Country: Sweden | Font used: Helvetica
An interesting approach on waste management from Askul.
Great vintage typewriter ribbon tins. Check out Janine Vangool's entire collection.
Via Love Made Visible
Designed by David Graas | Country: The Netherlands
"This lamp comes as a box with all parts inside (bulb, plug, cable etc. + manual). You cut top and bottom yourself and then install. The cut out of the lamp shape functions as a graphical image of the lamp that could be inside the box, but is not."
Designed by Esther Chaye | Country: Canada
"Paints come in small parts for the DIY beginner. Using this set of 5 (CMYK + White), he or she can create all the colours of the rainbow for their DIY projects (customization toys, shoes, accessories). A take-home colour wheel/instruction sheet would be given (in-store) plus guide them to an online site further providing the user with additional help. No sweat or tears just mix and paint it."
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