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Student Work – Valeria Moreiro

October 20, 2010 by Lovely Package

“The whole idea was to conceive a metaphor of the Argentine Patagonia, so that took me to propose four different collections representing our landscape: Mountains, Woodlands, Steppe and Shore. Each collection is also catalogued according to the blends: Montaña (mountain) includes the traditional teas from camellia sinensis, Bosque (woodland) contains the tisane infusions from dehydrated flowers and fruits; Estepa (steppe) is the collection for the flavored teas, and Costa (Shore) contains tisane infusions, but from traditional aromatic herbs.

The project also proposed additional packages to the actual brand behavior: individual envelopes for restaurants and spas, single blend packages, tasting packs, wooden chests, and point of purchase displays. The whole project also went beyond packaging including tea menus and advertising which can be seen in my online portfolio.”

Student Work – Chul Lee

September 27, 2010September 24, 2010 by Lovely Package

“The redesign of Peet’s coffee and tea is inspired by the energetic quality of social gatherings. The bold triangles of the package create a focal point redirecting the customers to the type of coffee blend. The elongated packaging stands high from all the competitors keeping the coffee fresh by using a resealable premium grade adhesive that is easy to open and easy to close.”

Student Work – Koji Minami

September 14, 2010September 14, 2010 by Lovely Package

Designed by Koji Minami | Country: United States | Font: ITC Avant Garde Gothic A redesign to increase the functionality and re-use value of the packaging, which displays the qualities of the product itself.

Student Work – Hansen, Stien, Christiansen

August 18, 2010 by Lovely Package

“Meat producer “Villbu” delivers game meat to the people. The clean design tells us about the pure product, 100% natural without spices or other additives. The shape of the packaging is inspired from the terrain where the animal lives.”

Ørret = Brown Trout
Hjort = Deer
Molter = Cloudberries
Rype = Moutain Grouse

Student Work – Fran Aldea

August 9, 2010 by Lovely Package

“The objective is to make design a fundamental link among different disciplines to solve a problem observed in the informal sale of food. I propose the creation of grated bread from the surplus of production in the sale of bread on the highways of my country. These leftovers are currently thrown away. The project is also contributing to the inclusion of a lower income segment of society.

The idea of incorporating flavors to the bread responds to current market needs and to a diversification strategy. The flavors chosen were basil, garlic and merken (a Chilean spice).”

Student Work – Sophie Greve

August 3, 2010 by Lovely Package

“Laundry Bag is a line of high class detergent. During research I found out that a vast amount of all detergent packaging is completely overloaded with colours, typography and additional information. The elegant design of “Laundry Bag” not only tells you for which fabric it is used, but also shows it. The letters are filled with different kinds of fabric to show immediately for what kind of material it should be used.”

Student Work – Adrian Gilling

July 23, 2010 by Lovely Package

“This project is a conceptual design for a Malbec wine packaging called “VIN”. I chose to incorporate strong angles and metallics, and to work within a simplistic color palette to draw on the crisp nature of the wine.”

Student Work – Lainey Lee

July 13, 2010 by Lovely Package

Recent Penn State graduate Lainey Lee sent in some of her packaging design work.

“Chroma is a cosmetics brand that is known for their extensive selection of lipstick shades. The design of this bag was inspired by the form of a tube of lipstick. When the bag is not being held, the handle is hidden inside the bag. Then, when the bag is picked up, the handle lifts up and mimics the movement of lipstick lifting out of its tube.”

Student Work – Holly Canham

July 16, 2010June 30, 2010 by Lovely Package

Louche Absinth is a fictional absinth product, created to appeal to premium spirit buyers. The packaging design was influenced by the bohemian culture during the 19th Century in Paris. The watercolour spot is a link to the writers and artists who were famously known to drink absinth during this time. The bottle is coloured a milky/beige as a reflection of the name ‘Louche’ (being the milky essence that forms in the drinking ritual) as well as giving a ‘secretive’ feel.

Student Work – Wai Lun Wong

July 16, 2010June 24, 2010 by Lovely Package

Incredible work from this third year design student from Hong Kong who is currently based at RMIT in Melbourne, Australia.

“Ware House is an industrial company which sells products for the home. I used simple graphics and die-cut shapes to emphasize the quality of the products. The shape of the diecut is exactly the same as the shape of the product.”