Designed by: PepsiCo Design & Innovation
Country: United States
Designed by Thomas Jonkajtys | Country: Canada
Sylvain Allard, Professor at the University of Quebec in Montreal sent us this work by one of his students, Thomas Jonkajtys.
“Here’s Thomas Jonkajtys’ work in my packaging class. First, a mold was designed in a nut shape. Le package is designed out of laminated layers of corrugated board. A break through metallic sheet protects the nine chocolates. The name of the products is a French rebus where the roman number IX create the word NUT (NOIX).”
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Designed by: PepsiCo Design & Innovation
Country: United States
Designed by Thomas Jonkajtys | Country: Canada
Sylvain Allard, Professor at the University of Quebec in Montreal sent us this work by one of his students, Thomas Jonkajtys.
“Here’s Thomas Jonkajtys’ work in my packaging class. First, a mold was designed in a nut shape. Le package is designed out of laminated layers of corrugated board. A break through metallic sheet protects the nine chocolates. The name of the products is a French rebus where the roman number IX create the word NUT (NOIX).”
