Designed by: PepsiCo Design & Innovation
Country: United States

Student Work – Westerdals School of Communication

Student Work - Westerdals School of Communication

Designed by Eivind Reibo Jentoft, June Saglie Holte & Rebecca Egebjerg | Country: Norway

“The brief was to make a package for Møllerens new (fictional) ecological muesli cereal series. The different flavours are Corn, Nut, and Blueberry/Black Crowberry.

The main target-group are strong, well-educated, urban women in the age 25-40, Who care about making an ecological choice for both their health and the planet’s. We named the product “Vilje”, it means WILL in Norwegian and is also a womans name.

We wanted to make something that was a clear alternative to the boring and simular competition. We focused on making a package that was easy to use and didn’t make a lot of mess for a quick breakfast. It is printed on 100% recycled paper. The design is inspired by the 1940’s propaganda posters directed towards woman and radiates energy, health and happiness.”

Student Work - Westerdals School of Communication

Student Work - Westerdals School of Communication

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Designed by: PepsiCo Design & Innovation
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Student Work - Westerdals School of Communication

Designed by Eivind Reibo Jentoft, June Saglie Holte & Rebecca Egebjerg | Country: Norway

“The brief was to make a package for Møllerens new (fictional) ecological muesli cereal series. The different flavours are Corn, Nut, and Blueberry/Black Crowberry.

The main target-group are strong, well-educated, urban women in the age 25-40, Who care about making an ecological choice for both their health and the planet’s. We named the product “Vilje”, it means WILL in Norwegian and is also a womans name.

We wanted to make something that was a clear alternative to the boring and simular competition. We focused on making a package that was easy to use and didn’t make a lot of mess for a quick breakfast. It is printed on 100% recycled paper. The design is inspired by the 1940’s propaganda posters directed towards woman and radiates energy, health and happiness.”

Student Work - Westerdals School of Communication

Student Work - Westerdals School of Communication

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