Designed by: PepsiCo Design & Innovation
Country: United States
Designed by Carolin Boström | Country: Sweden
“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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Pepsi launches its summer BBQ campaign with new limited-edition flavors, Pepsi Lime and Pepsi Peach, designed to complement the festive, smoky essence of outdoor grilling. These vibrant, fruit-inspired designs not only promise a refreshing taste but also stand out with their visually appealing packaging, capturing the essence of summer.
Discover i-distilling’s new French spritz, a twist on Italian aperitifs with a unique seaside influence. Immerse in the oceanic aroma of immortelle flower, presented in a double-sided printed label.
Discover Steven Noble’s scratchboard woodcut style illustrations for Coca-Cola’s new line packaging labels. The vintage-inspired designs for flavors like California Raspberry and Georgia Peach are printed directly onto the glass bottles.
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Explore the refreshing world of hard seltzers with Thorntail’s Hard Agave, a unique blend of seltzer and tequila. Its eye-catching branding and innovative flavors make it a standout choice for a relaxing picnic or gathering.
Designed by: PepsiCo Design & Innovation
Country: United States
Designed by Carolin Boström | Country: Sweden
“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.”
