Vintage Coke Cans Designs
These vintage coke cans come courtesy of www.inspiredology.com I think some retro cans like these would make for a nice re-release by coke.




















Archive for the ‘ Packaging Design ’ Category
These vintage coke cans come courtesy of www.inspiredology.com I think some retro cans like these would make for a nice re-release by coke.




















Concept for a packaging competition by Mads Jakob Poulsen and Robert Nagy: Young Creative Circle, design competition, shortlist 1 design briefing, teams of 2 people, 24 hours, maximum 2 proposals. The brief was to make an appealing package for three condoms as a give away for danish non-profit organization Sex and Health. The target group was young people from 15-25 years of age. Combined with no sleep, thai food and lots of coffee this was what we made in the 24 hours. This, our first proposal, is a handy package constructed so it opens from the right to left, revealing a simple humoristic statement when you take out a condom. The statements simply connecting condoms with having sex, and no more condoms meaning no more sex. The message should come across in eye level with the target group with out being patronizing or judgmental.”
Client: Sex og Sundhed
Beautiful, sleek and simple design. Bottles designed by Cahan & Associates, holiday packs designed byArlo™.



Thanks to Lovely Package® reader Thelma for giving us the heads up on this. “As a fragrance alone, CK One would probably not be a something we would feature here, but Calvin Klein re-packaged the product into an interesting casement. As part of the CK “We are One” campaign beginning this March, you will be able to purchase CK One or CK Be with an MP3 player and speaker that ties into their idea of ‘music as the universal language.’ We couldn’t agree more.” Via Selectism.


Background information: Los Angeles-based Illustrator Hiroko Sanders created the illustrations for the new Kleenex “Perfect Slice of Summer” tissue box series. Since the illustrations are the primary part of each carton, the challenge was to create artwork utilizing a style that embodies the spirit of summer, and that works uniquely with the carton design. The three boxes are images of different fruits rendered with a stylized realism that unifies the design of the package with the brand and product.
Project credits: Hiroko Sanders, Illustrator
Jennifer Brock, Senior Designer/Brand Design – Kimberly Clark Corp.
New products from our friends at Baxter of California: Why Bravado 2 and Bravado 3? The Company’s founder Baxter Finley first launched the original Bravado, a floral woodsy cologne in the early 1970’s, but the fragrance has since been retired for over 7 years. As part of Baxter’s expansion into the men’s life-style category, Jean-Pierre Mastey, Baxter’s current president, decided to re-introduce cologne into the line. Mastey appropriately named the new fragrances as an homage to the original cologne. “The word bravado has an obvious masculine connotation,” says Mastey. “It also has historical significance for the Baxter brand.” Marc Atlan, an art director with fragrance packaging credits including Comme des Gar-cons, Helmut Lang and Yves Saint Laurent, designed Bravado’s new bottle and packaging. Unlike traditional box packaging, Atlan stayed away from using ink or glue. Instead, he created a bold study in contrasts by use a dense and intricate explosion of splatters, sprays and drips in foil application. “The packaging is unapologetic, radical and absolutely masculine,” says Atlan. “
Fire Design, a french company, makes unique, artfully designed fire extinguishers. Roughly translated from their site: “Innovative concept and unique in Europe, the Fire design is a security apparatus that enables you to combat any outbreak of fire and protect domestic and your family best. A fire of any kind is very quickly the extent and can turn into fire, so the Fire design must become an inescapable subject of your decoration. Coupled with a smoke detector, you can ensure the safety of your loved ones. Depending on your wishes, it will melt in your decoration or captivate all eyes. More than a fire extinguisher, Fire design also offers a range of guarantees and new services in the world of fire safety in particular.” More images after the jump.
You asked for more Swedish design… This wine can was winner of the 2006 Swedish packaging design award. It was designed byJens Andersson and Jonas Forsman and it is notable as an easily recycled single serve can. The design is certainly different from its category, with a hint of wine bottle in the form, but a matte black with pared down graphics. The design is in prototype stage and is available for use for any winemaker. It would be interesting to see it with a range of graphic treatments.
Russian designer, Arthur Shraiber, specializes in vodka and wine packaging design. He has the unique ability to move between crisp, clean styles to ornate, classical styles. All of his work displays impeccable attention to detail. I especially liked the Greens Dry Gin (shown above)