Packaging Inspiration From Around the World
Who said packaging was boring?
For your inspiration (and consideration) here is some really cool packaging work from around the world.
We truly hope that these will “muse” you forward.
Soy Milk
Project participants were asked to create a creative brand concept of innovative product – soy milk, which for some people is the only milk there is. Target age for this product from 5 to 70 years, does not tolerate lactose, preferring a healthy and natural food. The desire is to convey to consumers that the soy milk is not inferior to natural cow’s milk.
Dino Gum
Designed by BQB | Country: Russia
“Have you ever thought how strong the dinosaur’s bite was? At BQB we’re sure their bite was very strong, thus dinosaurs must have had very strong teeth. As a result of our conceptual training BQB’s designer Galima Akhmetzyanova came up with a great idea – to create a gum package shaped like dino’s jaws.”
Origami Animal Soap
Designed by Studio Plastac | Country: France
New work from this French graphic design and packaging studio for a line of soaps made in Marseilles. Each soap wrapper comes with instructions to turn it into an origami animal.
Max-Brenner
Chocolate manufacturing, packaging and design make the chocolate brand. Max – Brener produced chocolate Nsnus, chocolate and chocolate Sylvester other events.
EarBudeez earbud-style headphones
Brand: Audiovox Accessories Corp. – EarBudeez
Country: USA
Website: www.jda.retailreadydesign.com
Audiovox found that customers choose their earbuds like a fashion accessory and packaging is key to their choice. JDA developed the earBudeez series as personalities with the earbuds as eyes in different positions to convey attitudes and emotions. These fun, eye-catching packages appeal to customers of all ages who want to express themselves with a unique product.
Evian
Designer: Paul Smith
Country: UK
Website: Paul Smith Blog
“I have designed a bottle for Evian which will be on sale in limited amounts until Christmas. It is a nice glass bottle with colourful stripes around the top, printed with organic ink!” Paul Smith
Francis Ford Coppola Wine
Designed by Stephen Faustina | Country: United States
“In 2006, Francis Ford Coppola purchased a new home for his winery in Sonoma County. In honor of this move, we created a new line of all-Sonoma wines called Francis Coppola Director’s Cut. Named after the version of a film, which most reflects the director’s vision, the Director’s Cut wines represent our winemaker’s vision of varietal wines, which express true appellation character. In addition, every bottle of Director’s Cut pays homage to the history of filmmaking and the uncompromising standards that make both winemaking and filmmaking true American art forms.”
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