Matches

Student Work – Nick Yates

October 15, 2012 by Lovely Package

“University brief – Packaging design for a pub game invented by a University tutor. The aim of the game is to draw celebrities using matchsticks (example included – it’s Joan of Arc by the way). The winner is the person who can create their celebrity using the fewest matches. The losers buy the beers.

Match boxes come in 4 hand screen printed colours; black, magenta, turquoise and fluorescent red with a foil blocked match on the front. Box tray made from metallic gold card.

It’s the ultimate pub challenge”

Little & Company Valentine

March 20, 2011March 20, 2011 by Lovely Package

“Nine years ago, Little & Company decided to forgo the paper blizzard of holiday greeting cards and instead send our friends, families and clients a Valentine’s Day mailer. At a time when our lives are growing more complex and we are increasingly inundated by new technology, the Valentine represents a precious, simple gift that can be held in one’s hands – something that makes people stop and smile. This year, we wanted to give our friends a gift that would spark inspiration and re-energize the love for what they do.”

La Condesa

June 30, 2010 by Lovely Package

Designed by Mucca Design | Country: United States “After researching the vibrant visual landscape in the Condesa neighborhood, we were excited to translate the area’s energy into a bold restaurant brand. To create an authentic experience, we hand-painted the typography in the style of the signs and menus found at market stalls and lunch counters … Read more

Student Work – Matthew Smiroldo

March 16, 2010 by Lovely Package

“All smokers have the problem of forgetting a lighter at the most inconvenient times. Nomad is a brand that I created to solve this problem with a self lighting aspect. The tip of the cigarettes echos the design of a match. When the cigarette is struck against the box it self lights and is ready to smoke. Reinforced by bamboo strips, these non traditional tobacco sticks are strong enough to strike but still have great flavor.

The packaging was created to resemble a matchbook, communicating the self lighting aspect. I wanted the graphics to convey a bohemian and edgy feel. Inspired from old western designs and matchbook covers i developed the nomad design solutions in three flavors.”

The resulting pieces take pride of place in the most influential fashion wardrobes and have helped move Matches from a ‘best kept secret’ to an internationally recognised brand.”

Student Work – Nick Yates

Little & Company Valentine

La Condesa

Student Work – Matthew Smiroldo

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