Packaging

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Brand: Shun Kudo Project: Packaging Tag: Packaging

Kotori

Kotori is a packaging design for a Japanese charm that carries a personal message. The name Kotori combines the Japanese words Kotoba, meaning word, and Omamori, meaning charm. A bird symbol represents a carrier pigeon that delivers and protects the message. The charm bag is made of Nishijin brocade woven in Kyoto. The bag rests in a paulownia wood box lined with a straw-like wooden cushion that resembles a bird's nest, and the box is closed with an original band. A small letter card holds the written words.

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Brand: Antonia Skaraki Project: Packaging Tag: Packaging

Hola Aloe

Images through a kaleidoscope that excite the mind and creates and invitation to a dance. With a maximalist mood, every point of the design is captured with flow. Lines that break their absoluteness, to entice the consumer in the movement and energy of Hola Aloe Vitamin. Fruits awaken every organ of the body and leads to a celebration that awakens the spirit and nourishes body and mind. Energy, colored vibrations and the mystery of seeing the world through a kaleidoscope. The main idea of the concept was to create an enjoyable approach to the healthy functional vitamin drinks.

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Brand: Wu Yao Project: Packaging Tag: Packaging

Shacheng Old Cellar

With the same bottle shape, the bottle has two colors: one red and one yellow. The natural and ecological brewing characteristics of Shacheng are painted on the bottle body. The raw materials for brewing and the brewing process are outlined in a white gold thread used for red bottles. The bottom color of the outer box is yellow and red. The yellow inspiration comes from the yellow glaze of the Yongzheng period in the Qing Dynasty and the red inspiration comes from the Langyao red of the Kangxi period.

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Brand: TIGER PAN Project: Children Toothpaste Tag: Packaging

Yunnan Baiyao

Yunnan Baiyao is a packaging design for a children's toothpaste range. The brand character is a baby cloud, inspired by the brand name, in which yun means cloud. The character appears with different facial expressions to suggest different ages. The illustrations are drawn in a children's painting style to attract the attention of mothers on the shelf. The boxes suit both horizontal and vertical shelf placement, and the strawberry boxes combine into a larger strawberry image. The packaging is made of PLA, which degrades in two to ten months.

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Brand: Hangzhou Chancemate Tech Corp. Project: Packaging Tag: Packaging

Plant Professor

Plant Professor is a packaging series for a plant based food brand aimed at young urban consumers in China. The range covers light dumplings, jelly and coffee. A flat visual style unites the series and combines ingredient and calorie information into one identification system. Figurative patterns and abstract graphics are arranged in a deliberately loose order to create a relaxed mood. Labels on the front show the brand, the product and the ingredient ratio. The compact boxes are made of recyclable paper with environmentally friendly printing materials and fit easily into a bag.

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Brand: Masoud Najafi Amirkiasar Project: Instant Coffee Packaging Tag: Packaging

Meer

The packaging design of a new-to-market product is not only about the art of design but also about the art of understanding the customers' minds and standing out on the shelves against competitors. Having these nuances in mind, the Meer packaging design has taken the final product texture into illustration to stimulate and engage all the senses of coffee lovers. Also, the layout and unconventional font size play a significant role in attracting consumers to the product. This design is created with the hope of making serious change on the beverage shelf of the stores.

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Brand: Jessica Yang Project: Liquid Collagen Rebranding Tag: Packaging

Heivy

Heivy is a packaging and brand identity design for a line of liquid collagen drinks. The line includes five products named Lullaby, Uplift, Revive, Fortify and Protect. Each bottle uses its own colors and patterns to express a different flavor profile, while a shared layout keeps the whole range unified. The drinks are presented in glass bottles measuring 35 by 35 by 107 millimeters, made from fully recyclable material. The aim of the design is to give the brand a clear and consistent message of health and vitality.

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Brand: Angela Spindler Project: Snack Bar Tag: Packaging

Naked Nature

Naked Nature speaks to a world that's increasingly back in tune with the environment. The designer created a design and verbal strategy for the brand as well as all packaging designs. The brand's flavours are articulated through big, bold hand-drawn typography bulging from the pack, a nod to the fact the flavours inside that can not be contained. The brand language is playful and honest as is the packaging. The raw nature of the bar is reflected in its sustainable credentials, using a home compostable wrapper. The SRT's are printed CMYK with 1 spot colour and an all-over satin aqueous varnish.

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Brand: Wen Liu Project: Alcoholic Beverage Packaging Tag: Packaging

Ocean Blue

Ocean Blue is a packaging design for a baijiu spirit. The bottle follows the proportions of the Fibonacci spiral, giving a balanced and dynamic form that is easy to hold and open. The upper part is finished with golden sparks that recall beach sand, while the lower part is coloured in sea blue. Copper plate lithography, cat-eye making and embossing are used to improve the surface texture. The outer box is made of grey board paper with a white board interior, a foam pad and a woven blister. A coded system links each bottle, box and case to help protect the product from counterfeiting.

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Brand: Leung MukChi Project: Tea Packaging Tag: Packaging

Tuliplanet Gifts

Tuliplanet Gifts is a tea gift box created for a Chinese tea brand. The packaging is built around the brand logo, which shows a tiger holding a tulip in the mouth. The image refers to the idea that even a tiger can stop to smell a flower. Traditional motifs such as a crane, auspicious clouds and a tea garden are applied to the box. These elements link the tea inside with nature and with Chinese cultural heritage. The intent is to show that people living in a materialistic era can still find a calm and spiritual moment through drinking tea.

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Brand: Antonia Skaraki Project: Limited Edition Packaging Tag: Packaging

Borjomi

Intense vibrations, fireworks that adorn the sky of Borjomi, and a protagonist with an imposing presence, the deer. A magician transformed into the symbol of Georgian culture. The visual imprint of "The Great Rejuvenator". Borjomi wears the glow of festivities and the deer, rises from the dome, out of the rushing waters. Around him, the Bolnisi cross in the water, the center of life. The rainbow lines are combined with explosive firework lines, emphasizing movement. The red color intensifies the celebration, and the water is disturbed by the rhythms of the vibrations of creation.

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Brand: Shinji Arashigawa Project: Japanese Vinegar Drink Packaging Tag: Packaging

Kahisu

Kahisu is the Japanese vinegar drink with an ethical message, which is first in Japan. That is made from bitter orange peels, which previously were discarded after squeezing the juice. The design concept is Artistic Design for Ethical Choice. To express two new flavors blending the vinegary, the sweetness of fruit, and the bitterness of bitter orange peels, and the special moment of drinking them, a champagne-type bottle used, overlapped the worldview of two great artists, Gauguin (Blend G) and Monet (Blend M). The gift box uses minimal cardboard material to hold two bottles beautifully.

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