Archive for the ‘ Packaging Design ’ Category
Superbig creative concocted this clean, colorful beverage packaging for Jones Soda, a GABA Infused Tea, to be distributed in Canada. A couple more after the jump.
I’m not sure if these were actually produced or what, but they’re pretty nifty. Rachelle Hynes over at Straydog Marketing in Vancouver sent us these with the following explanation:
concept:
I wanted to show that the product is natural, but in a subtle way because it is for men. The hawk is a symbol for nature, but has a stong masculine feel. The branches in the product design also go with the natural feel, but with minimal colour for a clean modern look.
Sparrow Womens Natural Beauty Products
Sparrow is the womens line of “Hawk mens grooming products” The solution was to create a similar brand, but with a feminine feel.”
Yair Golan studied graphic design at Shenkar School of Design, in Israel between 2004-2008 and sent in this project done during that time. It features four flavors of yogurt and 2 kinds of milk:
Hefti Jeunesse is a line of Swiss ice cream with packaging designed for the Japanese market by Helvetica. The top and body of each package are decorated with simple, one color graphics, different for each flavor of the ice cream. The rim, in a shade of old gold, with a brushed-off finish, adds distinction to the whole series.
Great work by Australian design firm Pidgeon:
Mogo Company markets the only polish line of ecological cleaning detergents called Organic Drop. It’s a full range of cleaning products that are completely organic, hypoallergenic and serve the same functions as any other traditional household product. Brandy Design from Warsaw designed the packaging for the whole line. In the centre of each design there is an Organic Drop logo. The background of the label is comprised of the name of the product repeated in different sizes. Thanks to the simple typographic layout on a white background, combined with the white material used for the packaging, the overall design alludes to immaculate cleanliness. All of the packaging in this line is 100% recyclable and do not contain any toxic substances. The typographic design also allowed the use of simple printing techniques to minimize the cost of producing the packaging.
New work sent in by Unibrand: