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Student Work – Pamela Rounis

April 14, 2010 by Lovely Package

Capilano Universtiy graduating student Pamela Rounis sent us some of her great package design work.

Peppersmith Gum

March 3, 2010February 25, 2010 by Lovely Package

“The Peppersmith name reflects both the Englishness of the mint and the artisan feel of the product,” says B&B Creative Partner Shaun Bowen. “The design has a similar feel, but we’ve had great fun disrupting its seriousness with our moustache icon, which carries across into broader brand communications.

The pack also contains tiny papers for throwing gum away – a reflection of Peppersmith’s mission to overcome the age old problem of gum ending up stuck to pavements.”

Dino Gum

February 11, 2010 by Lovely Package

Designed by BQB | Country: Russia “Have you ever thought how strong the dinosaur’s bite was? At BQB we’re sure their bite was very strong, thus dinosaurs must have had very strong teeth. As a result of our conceptual training BQB’s designer Galima Akhmetzyanova came up with a great idea – to create a gum … Read more

Must Men

January 6, 2010December 28, 2009 by Lovely Package

“The Brief: When The Strauss group fixed the intention of launching a series of consumer products aimed at men, they requested that we devise a marketing concept for the new products of ‘MUST’, starting with the packaging that will project a strong difference from competitors products on the shelf.

The Solution: ‘Must – Men Collection’ – chewing gum for men only. We chose a collection of illustrated Presenters: male types that we all know and admire – go-getters, women love these men and boys copy them. We put them on metal containers which are especially masculine and gave to each presenter a stage for his male life philosophies.”

Womo

August 20, 2009 by Lovely Package

Beautiful and simple copy driven package design by Spain’s Ruiz+Company for Womo.

Project 7

February 10, 2010December 18, 2008 by Lovely Package

“Project 7 was developed on a cold fall night 2 years ago when the thought of the 7 deadly sins came up. I began to do some research on the history and origin and had a simple thought. What if man in his selfishness instead of focusing on abstaining from the 7 sins worked to help those that were a consequence of one of these 7? What if the “glutton” in this example which I fall into regularly stopped focusing on myself and started focusing on helping those that were starving. So take that concept and spread it over what we call the 7 most critical areas of need in the world, hence the name Project 7. So then the vision started playing itself out and I needed something to help get this initiative out there. So having a consumer goods background and a heart to see real change come about this company was created. I believe like most of you, that if we spent more time helping others, we can in fact, “Change the Score.”