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Student Work – Paola Meraz

August 6, 2011 by Lovely Package

“Dark, rich, and flavorful, Burn Cigars are the ultimate trademark of masculinity and class. A classic icon of American humor and wit, George Burns was the inspiration behind the creation of Burn Cigars. As extemporaneous and off-the-cut as he was, George Burns never performed without a cigar in hand. For men in their late twenties and up, Burns Cigars is targeted for those with an appreciation and respect for fine quality and excellence. Black, wood, and aluminum were used in the design and appeal of these cigars, emblemmed after the late 1930’s when George Burns began his lifetime as a classic and awed performer.”

Gryllus

July 28, 2011 by Lovely Package

Designed by Martin Fürst | Country: Austria I created this fictitious packaging in my free time. The project was to create a new brand of cigarettes. My plan was to make a alternative and high quality product. A Gryllus is a kind of grasshopper that lives in the tabacco fields of Japan where they eat the tabacco leaves and produce high quality … Read more

Camel No. 9

February 2, 2011 by Lovely Package

“Packaging design for Camel No. 9 Brand. The package itself has a crocodile leather pattern and an embossing effect that creates the allure of leather.”

Skruf Snus

January 27, 2011 by Lovely Package

“The Swedish snus challenger Skruf Snus AB launches a new suit for all Skruf cans in the company’s wide range. Behind the new design is Peter Neumeister from his own award-winning design agency. “Skruf’s a bit cocky identity is the main thread in all the boxes and we have also considered the functionality when renewing the design. The expression is simple, stylish and modern”, says Peter Neumeister.

Vogue Ephemere

September 29, 2010 by Lovely Package

Designed by Slava Fedutik | Country: Russia A beautiful cigarette packaging concept which feels heavily influenced by the flowing form of cigarette smoke.

Devil’s Weed

May 27, 2010 by Lovely Package

“The term “Devil’s Weed” was used by the Spanish Inquisition to discourage the use of tobacco. Based on this rich history, Rockit Science Agency took an old world approach to the design and development of this new cigar line.

The idea came from brainstorming the idea of what mephistopheles or “the devil” would package a cigar into in order to pursued the consumer to smoke his cigars. We realized he would want it to be subtle and not flashy, therefore the idea behind the look of the brand, using basic materials to create a unique and cohesive brand. Specially designed cedar boxes, handmade in the Dominican Republic, would double as packaging and point of sale display units.

Special cigar bands utilizing authentic gold powder and special printing processes were also used.”

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.”

Student Work – Derek Hunt

October 10, 2009 by Lovely Package

“X Tobacco’s packaging tries to shy away from typical tobacco product branding as far as masking the true nature of the product. The brand (X) is the product and the product (cigarettes, tobacco, papers, filters, etc) is the brand. The packaging reflects this idea of transparency.”

Debonair Cigars

September 25, 2009 by Lovely Package

“Debonair Cigars and Tobacco are designed with a focus on the early 1900’s. Stay confident, stylish, and charming.”

Skruf Moist Snuff

February 10, 2010January 5, 2009 by Lovely Package

Design by Neumeister | Country: Sweden | Fonts used: Neue Helvetica

“Input: Moist Snuff, a smokeless tobacco product placed under your upper lip, is widely associated with a blue-collar culture in Sweden. The company behind Skruf wanted to reposition the brand and appeal to a wider audience.

Output: New packaging in white that made the brand feel exclusive, luxurious, contemporary and unisex.

Outcome: Substantial increase in sales despite the declining market.”