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The design is created in a modern and vibrant pop-art style. The use of sharp, summer-inspired colors combined with large, legible typography is a key feature of this design, ensuring quick information delivery to the audience. The selected colors are based on the flavors of the products, creating visual appeal for children, a sense of fun for teenagers, and conveying quality and health for adults.
Bark Bark Beer is a premium German beer collection with bold, distinct designs. The Light variant (3.5 percent ABV) features a sleek white can with blue accents for a refreshing vibe. The Dark (7.5 percent ABV) comes in a black can with red highlights, exuding intensity, while the Regular (5 percent ABV) is housed in a vibrant yellow can with red and black accents for balanced appeal. The Crafted for the Untamed tagline blends hand-script and bold fonts, embodying an adventurous spirit.
Flutter aims to reduce the use of environmentally unfriendly products, such as plastic sheets, in the flower packaging industry. This ergonomic product makes it easy to carry flowers and reduces the weight of the bouquet. The bionic design inspired by butterfly wings ensures that while carrying flowers, the viewer looking from the front can see the flowers displayed above the wings, fashioning a conceptual-fantasy model. The butterfly itself, as a symbol of freedom, is also visible in the design of this packaging.
Chocolate-makers from the UAE (Dubai) needed a branding for handcrafted bean-to-bar chocolate. From the naming and identity to the product design and packaging, the team designed each element with a fascinating story around the whole concept. The brand based on journeys through the ancient Orient along long-forgotten ocean routes and pathways was created. A journey from one country to another, meeting monsters and mythical characters. The packaging design is the illusion of a journey between myth and reality.
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Cera Una Volta is a wine label and gift box design created for a small winery. The label carries an illustration in a fairy tale style that tells the story of the wine and of the people who produce it. A young girl and a swallow are shown flying to follow a dream. The label is printed on coated paper with a texture that recalls fabric, finished with a soft and silky treatment, soft touch colors and embossing. A transparent burgundy bottle reveals the golden color of the wine. The matching box holds three bottles and is covered with the same paper.
Handicraft Class 10 Years is packaging designed for aged baijiu. The bottle keeps a classic teardrop shape and is finished with a metal lacquer spray in a matte deep teal tone, combined with gunmetal and gold details. The text on the label is arranged in a letterpress style. The cap has a breakable anti-counterfeiting feature and a transparent, gold embossed top, while the neck is wrapped in printed paper. The outer box carries letterpress details shaped as a stamp, and the paper inserts inside are made from recyclable and biodegradable materials.
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Green Light Tea Garden is a packaging design for organic tea. The paper is made from used tea leaf residue and recycled tea bag paper. The handmade long fiber paper is printed with environmentally friendly ink. The illustrations show four native animals of Pinglin, Taiwan: the collared owlet, the Formosan muntjac, the Swinhoe pheasant and the emerald green tree frog. Each animal is placed in a local setting of cloud, mountain, forest and water. The packaging includes a gift box and a smaller bag, and explains the link between organic tea and the protection of nature.
Goodness Bars redefine functional snacking with a design inspired by the sky's natural color transitions, aligning with the body's circadian rhythm. Each bar features a unique gradient reflecting different times of day, creating a seamless spectrum when placed together. This design enhances the appeal of functional ingredients, making them more desirable while redefining healthy snacking. By merging scientific credibility with emotional engagement, it transforms an intimidating ingredient list into a visually captivating and trust driven experience.
Eternal Moon is a gift box designed for mooncakes. The packaging presents the Mid-Autumn theme from a broad perspective, setting aside traditional legends and focusing on the eternity of the moon and the shared destiny of people. The artwork shows the moon in eight settings: fire, flowers, stones, clouds, the sea, the wind, the mountains and the forest. Spot color printing and hot stamping are used. The outer box measures 335 by 75 by 195 millimeters and holds smaller mooncake boxes of 70 by 70 by 35 millimeters.
Mminni is a packaging design for a brandy created for young consumers. The set contains a base wine, a blended wine and a group of mixing tools, so a personal flavor can be prepared without buying extra products. The letter X stands for the unknown and for open possibilities, and color is used to move the product away from the traditional look of brandy. The bottles are made of glass with a decorating firing process, and the box is formed by plastic molding. The set measures 198.8 by 122.8 by 122.8 millimeters.
This work was designed by Mr. En Ke based on ancient Chinese royal culture. The packaging is redesigned with the elements of cloud pattern in the Forbidden City, the overall work of art is like an ivory, fully embodies the beauty of the Orient. Open the top cover, there is an incense holder golden phoebe wrapped in eco-friendly paper. This design works to break the traditional, will have two combustion and storage functions into a product design, so was patented in China. It has won international design awards while receiving well received from the market!
Prakrishi is a packaging range for dry fruits created for the Indian market. The design presents a visual story of a kingdom of health, in which each dry fruit is shown as a king of its own kingdom. The packaging is monochromatic, and only the dry fruit is printed in color, so the food becomes the focal point of each pack. The range uses zip lock pouches with four color printing. Each pack measures 140 mm in width and 210 mm in height. The aim is to make the product clear and recognizable on a crowded shelf.