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Student Work – Jenny Pan

January 19, 2011 | 9 Comments

Designed by Jenny Pan | Country: United States

Jenny Pan is currently a graduate MFA graphic design student at Academy of Art University. There’s no doubt that she has a bright future as a professional designer ahead of her.

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Manymals

January 18, 2011 | 5 Comments

Designed by Markus Diebel | Country: United States

Manymals is a collection of five necklaces that features wild animals which hang from the chain as they would naturally in their habitats. The packaging is made from 100% recycled paper pulp and features a factual story about the creature contained within.

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Stallings & Bischoff, P.C. Holiday Gift

January 18, 2011 | 4 Comments

Designed by WORK Labs | Country: United States

“When a law firm came to us to design their holiday wine gift, we decided to employ them as writers on their own project. Lawyers tend to nitpick the details, so we wanted to be sure their holiday greeting was 100% legitimate, so we had them write a bit of copy to clarify what “Season’s Greetings” means. Screen printed with metallic silver ink on standard black winte bags, we achieved an economic and appropriate holiday gift.”

Student Work – Kelly Thorn

January 18, 2011 | 5 Comments

Designed by Kelly Thorn | Country: United States

“The assignment was Diablo Salsa and Tortilla packaging, and it had to have a Mexican feel. I decided to use Catholicism in Mexico for inspiration, and found some Patron Saint candles to work off of. This is the final product.”

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WORK Beer

January 17, 2011 | 7 Comments

Designed by WORK Labs | Country: United States

“WORK Beer started with a art director that dreamed of having his own beer(seriously, who doesn’t dream about having their own beer?). That dream led to beer for the American worker, WORK Beer—For A Job Well Done. It became the brewers best selling beer, going from local to available in all the surrounding states within a matter of months. No detail was overlooked, from the non-conventional label, to the box, to the coasters, to the pint glasses to the ads and TV spots. The WORK Beer tap handle stands out in a line-up pretty well, too, it’s a hammer. As far as we know here at WORK, we’re one of the only agencies in America to ever have our own brand of beer.”

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Student Work – Josh Carter

January 17, 2011 | 3 Comments

Designed by Josh Carter | Country: United States

“The concept for the project was to re-design an existing package line that we found consumer unfriendly. I picked Grip Rite Fasteners because I didn’t think the design was as functional as it could have been. The logo also lacked creativity and grammatical correctness. The current Grip Rite Fasteners logo spells fasteners with an apostrophe (Fas’ners). I feel like I improved the functionality of the box by making the dimensions of the nails large and clear on the front. I also added a fastening mechanism on the front that I think looks clean and makes the box able to be closed conveniently.”

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Braufactum

January 16, 2011 | 10 Comments

Designed by Flächenbrand | Country: Germany

“The best of imported beers and high class self-made creations – that is what Braufactum is all about. The new gourmet label of the Oetker group introduces a unique collection that will establish a new style of brewing culture. Everything presented under the sign of Braufactum includes selected flavours, celebrates different perceptions of savour and turns every beer lunatic into a gourmet. The appearance of Braufactum has been developed by Flächenbrand and represents its unique concept in every detail. Quite obviously, as the young Wiesbaden-based team has accompanied and built this brand right from the start.

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Meteor Bright White

January 15, 2011 | 3 Comments

Designed by WORK Labs | Country: United States

“A simple design to showcase the wine in the bottle. The bright color of this bottle is a great contrast to the rest of the Meteor line.”

Student Work – Matthew Knudsen

January 14, 2011 | 1 Comment

Designed by Matthew Knudsen | Country: United States

“Packaging for proposed artisan bread store, Motherloaf, derived from the bread recipe of the same name, but brought up connotations of the rough and tumble gold rush era of the mid-1800s in the US. With that idea in mind, the packaging shape referenced gold bullion bars, and I wanted all imagery to have a rough, lithographic feel of the printing processes of the era.”

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Plant Your Dreams and Let Them Grow

January 14, 2011 | 13 Comments

Designed by Sophia Georgopoulou | Country: Greece

“The actual tulip flowers and their unique names (e.g. Red Emperor, Pink Diamond, Sweetheart, etc.) inspired me to create a series of ecological and interactive self promotion package-gifts for 2011 containing tulip bulbs. The illustrations created on the packs were inspired by the name of each unique tulip.”

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