Latest in package design
Designed by Brand&Tonic | Country: Canada The Amsterdam Brewing Company has been a Toronto establishment for decades. As their popularity has grown, so have their brands
“For Coca-Cola Light Plus, a soft drink fortified with vitamins and minerals, Office established the visual language, packaging and guidelines to help the global Coke team
I love the simplicity of these designs and their use of bold type and colors. This system created by BVD is a fine example of where
Fully Loaded Tea takes exotic berries that are full of vitamins and antioxidants, and then blends them with premium whole leaf teas. Beautiful brand development including
Steve Rura over at Letters & Numbers has designed some very striking can designs and identity concepts for Nestea. It’s too bad these never made it
Johnny Cupcakes have become known for their creative use of packaging throughout the years. A fine exapmple is this limited edition firecracker T-shirt, which utilzes a
“We designed Get Set as a sub-brand of Gourmet Settings. Get Set is designed to sell exclusively in Wal-Mart and Target. We considered the typography, colour,
I’m a sucker for clear embossed bottles and neck labels. What more is there to say? Oh yeah, the carrier is pretty nice too. Designed by
This is a really nice period designed tin for Peek Freens 150th anniversay. The hand crafted type is well done and plays a big part in
Davis Design has created some nice designs for Pos Shredded Wheat. It’s refreshing to see a simple, clean exectution for a category that is typically way
Designer Michael Lau created these shoes and unique packaging for the 2008 Chinese Olympic BMX team. Lau, more known for his vinyl toys tapped into his
Arkitip is known for packaging their publications in interesting ways and their latest issue is no different. No. 0048 is packaged in a custom made box
Tesco Fresh Ground Coffee. I wish I could tell you more about this product, but R-Design’s site is light on rationale, but heavy on eye candy.
Designed by Little Fury | Country: United States Help Remedies uses witty writing and 100% recyclable moulded paper pulp to make their health products friendly and
“We encounter dirt every day, as well as run-of-the-mill designs for cleaning products. Cleaning liquids off the shelves come in packaging that are either too gaudy
