Designed by Pavel Kulinsky | Country: Russia
“Student concept for coffee cream packaging. The name “Krinka” is Ukrainian for a jug of milk or cream. I thought that the form of traditional Ukrainian jug would be a nice package form.”
Designed by: PepsiCo Design & Innovation
Country: United States
Designed by Pavel Kulinsky | Country: Russia
“Student concept for coffee cream packaging. The name “Krinka” is Ukrainian for a jug of milk or cream. I thought that the form of traditional Ukrainian jug would be a nice package form.”
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Designed by Pavel Kulinsky | Country: Russia
“Student concept for coffee cream packaging. The name “Krinka” is Ukrainian for a jug of milk or cream. I thought that the form of traditional Ukrainian jug would be a nice package form.”