packagedesign

 

"Pearlfisher has designed the packaging for Crabtree & Evelyn Iris, an alluring new fragrance for the body and home and the newest addition to the brand’s bespoke Florals range.

The graphic design of the range works within the conceptual world of ‘romantic femininity.' The design for each fragrance is an original water color illustration that 'grows' around the bottle and the secondary packaging. All colors, patterns shapes, illustrations, photography, and textures are inspired by, or abstracted from, a representative of a specific garden plant or flower. The design story celebrates this natural vibrancy and passion; it is brimming with originality, color and movement."

"The year is 2030. The post-apocalyptic darkness have fell, and the earth as we know it, has come to an end. This is the dystopic story of man's existence after earth's destruction. The disaster and the subsequent ice age destroyed all organic life, and all forms of human civilization. There was nowhere to hide, the earth would soon be covered by a kilometer-thick layer of ice. All hope for the existence of humanity, would always be lost, hadn't it not been for FEMA."

Designed by Anne Dahlin | Country: United States

“Packaging made for a healthy energy drink illustrated like a speedometer showing all ingredients and % amounts in the front label. The idea for the product and design was create as part of an assessment brief.”

by Joshu Handy, Method Products

Designed by Creativecocktail | Country: Slovakia

“Creativecocktail were asked to design the label and name for this special edition of wine. The idea was simple and clean design with strong abstraction to present the young spirit of the wine.”

Pop art style design packaging for PEARL’AMOUR, a new jewellery brand that makes an accent on interactivity of the jewelry. Created by Barracuda, a graphic design studio from Russia.

A new range of Make Up Topshop is launching for Autumn Winter: Sarah Thorne works for Topshop as the Senior Creative Designer, and designed the packaging. "It's completely different from our previous limited edition range. The new range is called 'Heavy Duty' and the Packaging focusses on darkness, gunmetal finishes, jewel like facets and industrial detailing."

Designed by Mojo Media, Singapore. Mojo Media Redesigned Singapore's Favourite Tofu Packaging How can we alter consumer's traditional thinking? How can we modify an existing image that consumers are so used to buying and how can we refresh the packaging to this modern age and still keep the vital information intact in the package? These are the questions that surfaced when Mojo Media started the challenge of redesigning Unicurd's new tofu packaging. Unicurd Tofu: a market leader in packed pasteurized silken tofu Founded In 1980, Unicurd began producing hygienically packed tofu in a factory in Singapore. Unicurd introduces to Singapore the first hygienically packed pasteurized silken tofu, in hygienically sealed boxes and in tubes which was an instant success. Magnifying The Brand When Unicurd Tofu entrust Mojo Media with this project, they were not just asking for a refreshed design, but they were instead giving them the great responsibility of recreating the image of a product intimately attached to home makers. This visual and functional improvement, which implies over a few months of work and in which illustrators, designers, photographer (Tommy Chia) and the marketing team were involved, made an important step to a new visual stage of the packaging. Analyzing the bond between each and every elements of the pack, Mojo Media took the huge leap to remove the traditional illustration in the old packaging and replacing it with a clear and aesthetically pleasing photo of the dish with the intention of generating a more unified and competitive visual system. With the re-laying of text and vital information, the consumers can now see more of the contents which is also one of the most important improvements. The logo is also magnified, going the most adequate way of highlighting the brand name. In the end, the new packaging exceeded all expectations at its launching, which transmits modernity without losing its tradition.

Tom Davie has updated his portfolio with loads of excellent work.

Teacake Design have a brand, shiny new website is online for all to see. The chaps tell us, “There are lots of new projects and a few familiar ones but all have been dusted off and dressed up in their Sunday best ready for a lunchtime critique from the discerning creatives that trawl your pages for inspiration.”

We were fortunate to get one of these awesome posters through the post from Mike at Studio Mister t’other week. It is absolutely a thing of beauty, and if there’s any left, snap one up. Delicious work.

A group of early 50 carrot farmers, headed by Bolthouse Farms, have teamed up with Crispin Porter + Bogusky to rebrand baby carrots and advertise them in a way that mimics snack brands like Doritos. The campaign is designed to encourage kids to choose carrots over other unhealthy snack foods, and is currently being tested in cooled vending machines at schools. What do you think of this campaign? Share your thoughts below!

Stunning new unified packaging for Apple's just released all new iPod family. Check it out below!

Designed by Creasence | Country: Czech Republic

“Silver Island is a youth fashion, jewelry and accessories brand based in Stockholm. We designed the logo, corporate style and package design for it.”

Designed by Ducobi | Country: South Korea

Beautiful packaging from South Korean vinyl toy company Ducobi. Their mission is to create designer toys for the true toy collectors of the world.

Neumeister examines their new redesign of Vitamin Well, after the jump.

New juice packaging from Elena Kaimanova: "The theme of pirates has served as inspiration for creation of this packing. The black-and-white drawing can remind The Jolly Roger which identifies a ship's crew as pirates.  The curved inscriptions on the package are designed to be similar to the confused maps of treasures."

Designed by Inhouse Design | Country: New Zealand

“A new range of wines for the New Zealand market. These labels showcase the beautiful illustrations of Hello Von, a London based illustrator.”

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