Packaging

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Designer: Albert Fedchenko Project Type: Series of Labels for the Farm Wines Tag: Packaging

Xarin

Xarin is a series of labels created for a range of farm wines. Each label measures 30 by 135 millimetres and combines an unusual geometry with a concise layout. The shape is drawn from the alcohol meter and from the tall barrels used for wine aging, and it follows the curves of the bottle. The labels are produced on textured paper with flexographic printing and raised gloss varnish. A gift box of 100 by 330 millimetres is made of wood. The aim is to make the packaging easy to notice among many wine labels at points of sale.

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Designer: Randy Ludacer Project Type: 13 Pack Egg Carton Tag: Packaging

Bakers Dozen

The Baker's Dozen Egg Carton is a reusable molded pulp carton that holds 13 eggs. The eggs are arranged in two rows of four with a row of five between them. The carton is made of 100 percent recycled paper, using the traditional molded paper fiber method. Large packing machines handle even numbers of eggs, so the 13-egg carton is intended for small producers who pack eggs by hand at farm stands and farmers markets. A debossed logo keeps the surface smooth, so farmers can add their own labels.

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Designer: TIGER PAN Project Type: Sugar-free Sparkling Water Tag: Packaging

Jianlibao Wepop

Wepop is packaging designed for a sugar-free fruity sparkling water. The PET bottle has a simple shape that becomes narrower towards the top. A silk-screen matte film gives the surface a stable grip and a soft feel. The typeface uses a pixel effect, and each character is split into separate strokes that act as building blocks. Fruits are illustrated in a pop art style, with contrasting colors of high purity marking the four flavors. The packaging aims to present a healthy drink to young consumers.

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Designer: Maja Maksimovic Project Type: Supplements Tag: Packaging

Aava

Label and box packaging for a health food brand that has strong roots in the Nordics. The design should have a natural touch, especially considering the ingredients are natural. The target demographic groups are males and females in their 30s, 40s, 50s, and 60s. The box is printed on paper with a matt celloglaze finish. Whilst transparent plastic is chosen for the container because it is the most valuable plastic after recycling.

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Designer: Sherry Kuo Project Type: Packaging Tag: Packaging

Patisserie Chez Mikki

Patisserie Chez Mikki, a sweet delicatessen based in Tokyo, aimed to differentiate themselves in a competitive market through a new packaging design. The objective was to establish a distinctive selling point and strengthen the brand image by creating a robust identity with a cohesive visual appearance that highlights the uniqueness of each product. The resulting redesign featured pastel colors and witty messaging that creates an emotional connection with consumers, leading to increased retail sales and supporting the local community since the introduction of the new design.

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Designer: Xiaomi Project Type: Product Packaging Tag: Packaging

For India

India Packaging is a packaging system created for a consumer electronics product line sold in the Indian market. The design uses a contrasting orange and black color scheme to increase visual impact and to reflect the main brand color. A dedicated area on each box carries the brand identity, so the same style is kept across products of different categories and sizes. A clear structure on the front presents key product information, the slogan and the main selling points. Each box is made of paper, die cut and folded into shape.

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Designer: Weiquan Long Project Type: Mid-Autumn Festival Gifts Tag: Packaging

Tea and Pastry

Tea and Pastry is a gift packaging set created for the Mid-Autumn Festival. The set holds two boxes in one package, containing black tea and Su style shortbread. The surface layout is simple and plain. An ink painting shows a tea mountain, and fine lines outline the pastry. The rubbing and ink effects add an elegant character. The packaging is made of kraft paper. The design refers to the tradition of storing tea in a clay pot, which reflects lasting affection between people. The intent is to convey friendship through a modest gift.

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Designer: PepsiCo Design and Innovation Project Type: Packaging Tag: Packaging

Mtn Dew AMP Game Fuel Launch

Mtn Dew AMP Game Fuel Launch is a beverage packaging and brand identity design for a ready to drink performance drink made for gamers. The visual identity is built to suit the gaming and e sports environment while avoiding common cliches. A strong graphic foundation supports future products, partnerships and consumer experiences. A complete set of launch assets was developed, covering the brand, the product and the consumer experience. The design aims to present the drink in an authentic way to e sports athletes and gamers.

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Designer: 7654321 Studio Project Type: gift packaging Tag: Packaging

Wu

Wu is a gift packaging series designed for high-end tea vessels made of silver, brass and enamel. The boxes are produced in three sizes and combine dark green paper with pearl-finished accents in autumn colors, creating a calm and stable tone. Each box carries a tassel strung with a brass coin engraved on both sides with the phrases Wei Wu Zhi Zu and Long Happiness. Wei Wu Zhi Zu means that contented people are always happy. The box is opened by sliding the outer shell, which reveals the vessel and a printed card.

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Designer: Antonia Skaraki Project Type: Limited Edition Packaging Tag: Packaging

Bochery

The cosmos. An experience through space and time. The space you need to develop and blossom and the time you need for yourself to heal. Prosperity and illumination of the body and mind was the inspiration while developing the concept for the brand and how one could reincarnate onto the optimum self, the one with love, respect, and admiration for who he/she is. The box is designed using the logo (an illuminated drop) as a gate you need to pass through, so you can enter Bochery's world and reach your true self.

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Designer: Wen Liu Project Type: Beverage Tag: Packaging

Si Te Baijiu

Si Te Baijiu is a packaging design for a Chinese liquor. The packaging is decorated with the Baoxiang Flower, an ancient Chinese pattern that carries the meaning of treasure and long life. The pattern is combined with bold oriental colors to form a contemporary Chinese aesthetic. The package is made of special paper and silk cloth, and the front side is produced with a weaving process. The product name is presented on a metal card. The bottle is ceramic with a roasted flower finish. The package measures 165 mm in length, 135 mm in width and 320 mm in height.

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Designer: Bonggu (Jeremy) Kang Project Type: Gourmet Food Gift Set Tag: Packaging

Saintly Flavours

Saintly Flavours is a gourmet food gift set that targets the consumers of high-end shops. Following the trend in which food and dining have become fashionable, the inspiration for the project comes from 2018’s Met Gala fashion theme of Catholicism. Jeremy Bonggu Kang tried to create a look that catches the eyes of the high-end shop consumers, using the ornate and traditional etching style of illustrations to represent the rich tradition of art and high-quality food making in Catholic Monasteries.

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