Designed by: PepsiCo Design & Innovation
Country: United States

Student Work – Sascha Elmers

Student Work - Sascha Elmers

Designed by Sascha Elmers | Country: Germany

“A series of wine bottles that use simple pictographs to illustrate the relationship between the wine and the food with which it should be paired. The definitive pictographs also act to substitute the lengthy descriptions often printed on wine labels, thereby making the bottles visually appealing and minimal. On the shelf amongst other wine they stand out, and are easily read by the customer, so they’re quickly able to determine which wine they should choose with their meal.”

Student Work - Sascha Elmers

Student Work - Sascha Elmers

Student Work - Sascha Elmers

Student Work - Sascha Elmers

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Designed by Sascha Elmers | Country: Germany

“A series of wine bottles that use simple pictographs to illustrate the relationship between the wine and the food with which it should be paired. The definitive pictographs also act to substitute the lengthy descriptions often printed on wine labels, thereby making the bottles visually appealing and minimal. On the shelf amongst other wine they stand out, and are easily read by the customer, so they’re quickly able to determine which wine they should choose with their meal.”

Student Work - Sascha Elmers

Student Work - Sascha Elmers

Student Work - Sascha Elmers

Student Work - Sascha Elmers

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