Student Work | Lovely Package

Student Work – Diana Gibadulina

December 17, 2012 | 5 Comments

“The idea was to create the wine for those, who love wine, but every time the person goes to the shop, doesn’t know which to choose. On the pack you can find the best suitable case for drinking it, the best temperature, which food best suits etc.”

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Student Work – Audun Stien

December 15, 2012 | 1 Comment

“The story began in San Antonio, Texas 1948 when the children of Mac Frankie started hanging out at the brewery. There wasn’t too much to do at the brewery for the young potential alcoholics, so they started playing games with the old corks laying around on the ground. Numerous games were invented at the brewery, and these games have been played all around the world without knowing the names of them. In your hand you have the toughest game of all the one we invented. “The Grenade”. Except for being one hell of a tough game we have brewed out most dangerous beer yet, using Frankie’s unique centuries old methods. Enjoy!”

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Student Work – Gustavo Bife Fernandes

December 14, 2012 | 1 Comment

“Over the course of six months I defined the brand positioning, and developed the visual identity system for a fictitious beer brand based on the current scenario of the Brazil’s beer market. It’s the dawning of the “Cervejaria República”.

This project defines various aspects that concern those elements of communication, through its naming, voice and visual communication throughout. Within this are the brand’s signature (symbols, logo, typography), institutional colors, palettes and patterns, labels, and packaging among others.

It’s inspired by three main elements that, combined, serves the brand’s guidelines:
- The Wheat, representing beer.
- The Republic, representing Brazil’s old republic period.
- Brazilian Style, representing the needs of defining and discussing the dawn of a legitimate brazilian brewing school.”

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Student Work – School of Visual Communication

December 13, 2012 | 2 Comments

Designed by Caroline Rosenkjær, Casper Holden, Christina Stougaard, Nicolai Henriksen & Thorbjørn Gudnason | Country: Denmark

“A small entrepreneurial company from Denmark is currently preparing to launch a new innovative mens product, a semen quality test for home use which indicates the semen mobility with 98 % accuracy! The appearance and use of the product is similar to a pregnancy test.

We went after a minimalist no-bullshit package design, which gives the consumer nothing but the relevant. Furthermore will the package design be a necessary part of the advertising concept.”

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Student Work – Aveline Gunawan

December 11, 2012 | 2 Comments

“Bottle and 4 pack design for a premium Belgian beer. The aim was to differentiate the brand and packaging from other Belgian beers.

ZEGE is Dutch for victory. This premium Belgian beer was made to reminisce King Leopold’s triumph. The labels were designed to resemble a medal and the black bottle adds a strong and elegant look to the brand.

The labels were printed in cotton and sewn together. The wax seals were 3d printed using resin as the material.

The four pack design reflects the king’s chair with the quote laser printed on the wood: “Goûter à La Victoire” which means ‘Taste the victory’.”

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Student Work – Morgan Sterns

December 4, 2012 | 3 Comments

“The Restored water identity and packaging concept was strongly influenced by the process of taking highly treated wastewater that would have previously been discharged into the Pacific Ocean and purifying it using a three-step advanced treatment process. My main objective was to create a brand that would be a blueprint for water agencies throughout the world in order to help solve local water supply issues.

The logo and identity concept was inspired by patterns found in groundwater filtration systems while the packaging concept inspiration came from mixing clean lines with stainless steel, glass, and recycled wood materials. The final system resulted in the creation of a line of reusable water canteens that convey a modern and minimalistic approach to design while still functioning as a piece of art in the household.”

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Student Work – Carolin Boström

December 3, 2012 | 3 Comments

“Diamond is a concept collection of beauty and health care products. These packages are made to show how much you actually can do when you challenge the material. This project was made for the recreate packaging competition that Stora Enso and the Alto University hosted.”

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Student Work – Daniel Diaz

November 29, 2012 | No Comments

“The Prince Hotel is one of Australia’s leading boutique hotels situated in St Kilda, Melbourne. The hotel’s interior is a collaboration of art, sculpture and designer furniture. C bathroom amenities combines elements of the hotel’s modern interior design, giving the clientele a exclusive bathroom amenities range perfectly considered to compliment the interior decor and style.”

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Student Work – Justin Smith

November 24, 2012 | No Comments

“Girly Man Wine is a cork top pint that fits at the pub. A beverage series created for my packaging design class at University Wisconsin Stout that disrupts typical packaging style of wine. To be found in the typical six pack or variety packs.”

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Student Work – Magnus Eggerdink Wittersø

November 6, 2012 | 1 Comment

“For generations the Eggerdink family has been exporting “Black Stone” to all corners of Europe. The black rocks from the Doornik area date from the Carboniferous Period 359 to 345 million years ago. The black stone is a dark limestone which takes a polish. It is also hard enough to have been used locally for pavements and kerb-stones. It is sometimes called Doornik marble, though this is geologically inaccurate. Enjoyed by people from the south east corner of Belgium for centuries and finally the attention it needs. And deserves.”

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