Packaging

Explore 1029 award-winning designs tagged Packaging on DesignAmid Magazine.

Designer: Wen Liu Work: Beverage Classification: Packaging

Yuyuan Road Baijiu

Yuyuan Road Baijiu is a packaging design for a Chinese liquor produced in Maotai town, Guizhou province. The design is inspired by Yuyuan Road, a historic street in Shanghai, and by the main building on that street. The logo shows an element of the Paramount, a landmark building and cultural symbol in Shanghai. The outer box is made of recycled plastic, the bottle is ceramic with gold spray paint, and the cover is plastic. The box measures 100 by 100 by 290 millimetres. The packaging aims to convey Shanghai culture to consumers.

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Designer: Jiawen Li Work: Package Classification: Packaging

Overpacked

She designed is a package of pastries, which is used as gifts to families with children 2 to 3 years old at the festival. It is inspired by the building blocks, and the monster's features are designed on the surface of the building blocks. The packaging box can be recycled and turned into building blocks, and through the monster's facial features on the packaging box, eyes, nose, mouth, and multiple combinations can be used to pile up what he thinks is a monster's face , like making Frankentense Like scientists, inspire children's imagination.

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Designer: Fanny De Bray Work: Cheese Classification: Packaging

Appetisi

Appetisi is a packaging design for a range of ready-cut cheeses. The range includes cheese cubes, grated cheese and mozzarella pieces. Each pack is made of plastic and has a transparent window, so the cheese inside can be seen directly. Printed illustrations give each product a character and show clearly how each cheese is used. The name Appetisi joins three ideas: appetite, small snack and practical use. The design presents cheese as a quick and easy break, and the packs are sold in European supermarkets.

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Designer: Shenzhen Baixinglong Creative PKG Co,.Lt Work: Packing Boxes Protection Classification: Packaging

Jing Yang Chun Wu Yun Liqueur

Jing Yang Chun Wu Yun Liqueur is a packaging design created for a liqueur brand. The box is made of paper and measures 180 by 110 by 330 millimeters. The artwork is formed by splashed ink, which shapes the fierce image of a tiger. The scene depicts the classic story of Wu Song fighting a tiger, taken from the novel Water Margin. Motifs recalling blue and white porcelain are combined with the ink image to add a distinct character. Monochrome printing is used, which keeps printing costs relatively low.

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Designer: Oksana Kashkovskaya Work: Limited Edition Classification: Packaging

Wine Africa

Wine Africa is a packaging design for a set of four wines, presented in red, blue, orange and yellow. Each box is made of medium thickness cardboard with natural fibers and no lacquer coating. Two apertures on opposite sides of every box let light pass through the bottle, so the colour of the wine can be seen without close lighting. The bottles have a matt glass surface with glossy patterns of lines and spots taken from African animals. Eight animals appear across the four boxes, recalling the landscapes and fauna of Africa.

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Designer: Victoria Ax Work: Candy Package Classification: Packaging

Tongue-Bongue

The wish was to create a package for some kind of food. When developing packaging, it is most important to be unpredictable. Since there are many stereotypical solutions on the market, something else should be sought, one should move away from the templates. And attention was paid on eating process itself such as taking and putting food in the mouth. This was a background to idea. People use the tongue to suck all sorts of sweets. Tongue-shaped lollipops create a surreal metaphor "tongue on (human) tongue".

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Designer: My Linh Mac Work: Packaging Design Classification: Packaging

Co Ba Coffee

Co Ba Coffee is a packaging design created for a Vietnamese coffee brand. The packaging presents egg coffee, a traditional drink from Vietnam that is still little known in other countries. The logo is based on a minimalist portrait of the founder. The brand name comes from a Vietnamese term for an aunt and recalls family bonds and community life. Colors are taken from the agricultural landscape where the coffee beans are grown. Recyclable paper and polyester are used for the pouches and the stationery. The modern design is aimed at coffee drinkers on the go.

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Designer: Mao Ming Work: Beverage Packaging Classification: Packaging

Sparkling Juice

Sparkling Juice is a packaging design for a carbonated fruit drink. The design combines the label with the shape of the glass bottle. The beveled label follows the curvature of the bottle, and a small fruit label indicates the flavor of the juice. Hand-drawn illustrations show four animals, a flamingo, a leopard, a giraffe and a chameleon, reaching toward four fruits, lime, passion fruit, strawberry and lychee. The bottle holds 290 milliliters and is 20 centimeters tall. Hot silver printing and embossing are used on the label.

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Designer: Shuwei Qi Work: Mothball Classification: Packaging

Beautiful Life

Beautiful Life is a packaging design for mothballs sold in China. Mothball packaging is strictly regulated, so most products in the market look alike. Beautiful Life uses a calligraphic logo, peach flowers and a figure drawn from ancient Chinese painting. The opening window has the shape of a bat, a traditional symbol of blessing. The tin can is printed in eight colors, and the paper box is carved and gilded. The tin can seals the odor and can be kept and reused. A hidden inner lid makes the container hard for children to open.

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Designer: Zeng Li Work: Liquor Classification: Packaging

Mao Tai Chun

Mao Tai Chun is a packaging design for a Chinese liquor. The bottle is made of matte green ceramic, decorated with a high temperature firing print technique, and holds 500 millilitres. The metal lid follows the theme of the year of the rat and is shaped by a hollowing process. The outer box is made of beige special paper, printed in spot colours and finished with hot stamping. Text and cultural motifs are kept simple and clear. The design joins a flying fairy motif with the rat symbol to present traditional Chinese culture to younger consumers.

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Designer: Antonio Cuenca Work: Olive Oil Classification: Packaging

Yo,verde

A synthesis exercise for this design inspired by classic syrup jars. The name is the insignia of the product that justifies the green color of the oil inside. On the front, the logo is constructed from the pharmaceutical cross forming a pixelated heart. The sober and artless design that uses a message associated with health and its content.

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Designer: Pin Shuan Chen Work: Souvenir Classification: Packaging

Taste Buds Travel Taiwan

This Taiwanese cookie souvenir is not only to develop a box full of delicious Taiwanese flavor cookies but also to create a design, using Taiwanese national flower plum blossom window cut as the cover, and there are also 4 paper coasters with different Taiwanese tile patterns composed of signature cookie ingredients to emphasize the flavor of cookies inside the box. Lets tourists bring memories and Taiwanese culture home to share with families and friends.

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