Food Packaging Design, Student Work Packaging Design

Student Work – Kelly Thorn

by Chris Zawada
January 18, 2011
18578

“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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