Packaging

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Designer: BOLD Branding Work: Ice Cream Packaging Classification: Packaging

Voila Cool Stuff

This is a series of packages for 9 ice cream flavor designs, united under one emblematic logo, in which the designer remodels the presentation of ice cream. He created a new theme through which he reimagines the different flavors in the form of symbolic fruits and nectar patterns, original typography, and also relevant fresh colors that accentuate the design elements. The design simply recreates the concept of taste through the tongue icon used in all the range and evokes a different way of sensing it.

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Designer: PepsiCo Design and Innovation Work: Food Packaging Classification: Packaging

Lay's 2021 Mood Match

Lay's 2021 Mood Match is a limited edition snack food packaging series created for an exclusive social media giveaway. The set includes four designs inspired by mood rings, each linked to positive memories and emotions. The stated intent is to invigorate a sense of energy or to offer a sense of comfort. Each design is matched to a flavor and a feeling: gratitude for Grilled Cheese and Tomato Soup, optimism for Cappuccino, feistiness for Chili and cheerfulness for Salted Caramel. The packaging offers a short break from daily reality.

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Designer: Mutian Yu Work: Package of Chocolate Eggs Classification: Packaging

Smashy

Smashy is a package of chocolate eggs that takes the shape of a hammer. The design joins the form of a hammer with the form of an egg, so the package also looks like an egg with a handle. Smashy can be smashed in any place. Candies then pop out, giving a moment of surprise. The mix inside holds chocolates, crackers, gummies and hard candies. The package measures 155 by 183 by 76 millimeters and is made of plastic. Smashy is intended to renew the old habit of smashing chocolate eggs and to make snacking more playful.

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Designer: Shoichiro Takei Work: Green Tea Beverage Classification: Packaging

Kagoshima Shinsen Cha

Kagoshima Shinsen Cha is packaging for a bottled green tea produced in Kagoshima, Japan. The label uses white as the base color, so the green color of the tea is clearly visible. Two simple tea leaf shapes and traditional Japanese colors are placed on the label. The logo joins the initial of the producer, the volcano Sakurajima and the letters T, E and A within a single Kanji character. Hiragana is used in the product name to express a Japanese atmosphere. The same design is applied to shipping boxes, banners, posters and flyers.

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Designer: Musa Çelik Work: Packaging Classification: Packaging

Eco Smile

The design aims to offer solutions on essential topics, including environmental footprint. The brand's name is formed by combining green and clean. The combination of leaf and lip figures in the logo on the package represents nature's smile. The white background and soft colors illustrate the product extracts. The packaging is obtained from renewable resources to prevent plastic waste. In addition, 75 percent of the bottles are made from recycled materials, and they are 100 percent recyclable.

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Designer: Olha Takhtarova Work: Confectionery Packaging Classification: Packaging

Una Luna

Una Luna is a packaging design for a premium series of fruit candies coated in Italian dark chocolate. Two boxes were created, named Cherry Garden and Roses and Grapes, after lines from well known Ukrainian poems. Each box carries a collage illustration assembled from separate elements, and the fruit used in each series is repeated within the composition. A black background and minimal lettering give a modern and elegant appearance. The boxes are printed by offset technology with matte varnish and copper foil embossing on selected details.

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Designer: zhen yang Work: Flower Tea Packaging Classification: Packaging

Yin

Yin is a packaging design for flower tea. Each box holds six colors, and each color marks a different tea product. The colors allow the tea categories to be told apart with ease. Illustrations show the flowers used as raw materials for each tea. The flower shapes are cut into the paper package by laser engraving. The small carved holes let light pass through. An LED light source is supplied with the tea. After the tea is used, the box can serve as a small night lamp that shows a warm flower pattern.

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Designer: Hosein Pezhmanfard Work: Gift Packaging Classification: Packaging

Genie

Genie is a handmade gift packaging designed to hold a pen. The opening method is inspired by the form of a magic lamp, creating a sense of mystery when the gift is received. The body is shaped with diamond like geometric facets for a luxurious appearance. Walnut wood from Iranian gardens is engraved by a skilled carpenter to form the surface and volume. The interior is lined with natural leather to hold the pen securely. A hinge moves the pen holder as the lid opens, raising the holder to a vertical position. The package measures 195 mm long, 70 mm wide and 58 mm high.

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Designer: Antonia Skaraki Work: Packaging Classification: Packaging

The Wine Barrel Dilemma

A package that ends the dilemma of buying red or white wine. Wine enthusiasts are now able to enjoy both wines in one package, a design that features a handle and accommodates two barrels, each one with its own tap that enhances the wine tasting experience. The concept follows the wine out of the box design, which is the notion of moving wine from the big barrel to a smaller barrel so as to not lose its natural habitat.

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Designer: Zhangyong Hou Work: Soybean Oil Packaging Classification: Packaging

Caihu

Caihu is a packaging design for soybean oil. The bottle is made from plant fiber recovered from agricultural straw that remains after the harvest of soybeans, wheat and sugarcane. The straw is pressed into shape with molds, creating a degradable container that replaces plastic and glass. The low weight also suits delivery by post. Each bottle holds 550 millilitres and stands 260 millimetres high. The form follows the shape of a soybean pod, which makes the bottle comfortable to hold. After use, the empty bottle can serve as a plant pot.

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Designer: YIU CHUNG CHAN Work: Packaging Classification: Packaging

The Heaven Lost

The Heaven Lost is a packaging box designed for a scented candle. The graphic theme is inspired by European mythology and depicts gods searching for something lost from heaven. The hand drawn illustration continues across all sides of the box, giving an aged appearance and inviting customers to turn the box. Black and white printing keeps the design clean. The structure is a simple top and bottom box measuring 83 mm in width, 83 mm in depth and 102 mm in height. The box is made of 240gsm Munken Lynx, an uncoated sustainable paper in a natural white shade.

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Designer: Andrei Filatov Work: Case Classification: Packaging

Wine and Chess

Wine and Chess is a wine case for six bottles that also serves as a chess set. Each bottle rests in a dedicated niche, and two spaces inside hold the bags with the chess pieces. When the cover is turned upside down, a chessboard with alternating red and cream squares is revealed. The box structure is made of gray wooden MDF with natural oak veneer, and the four sides of the base are covered with red goatskin with stitching. The case measures 42 by 13 by 42 centimeters. The design allows the packaging to be kept and used long after the wine is drunk.

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