Wednesday, December 30, 2009
Tuesday, December 29, 2009
J.J. Pips
How do you nose into a crowded corner? Loyally. A wholesome spokespooch with a unique voice makes the right impression. Yes, you can take him home.
Mumbaai Dreamz
The “Mumbaai D” was designed to strike an instant rapport with the common man, an average Indian.
Though the physical attributes of the wine were maintained at traditional Bordeaux, the amber color bottle was a deliberate attempt tried for the first time in India. As Indians we are brought up with the memories of this colour, as a hallmark shade of the bottle of our childhood cough syrup or the omnipresent beer bottles strewn around the neighborhood kabadiwala. The amber, unlike the traditional green did not come with a baggage of snobbery and developed a better bond with the janata making the wine native and more approachable than her reputation otherwise.
The sheer metal screw caps signify the rawness of the metal used as utensils in traditional Indian kitchens. The bare metal also reflects the austere surface treatment of our trains, buses and other means of daily commute.The smart neck tag however makes a statement, flaunting the style and chutzpah of Mumbai.
The labels are conceptualized to immortalize the city and freeze her images which are fast changing colours and characters. Of the two elements which describe her identity, the monuments rekindle the sense of belonging and the mode de transport reinforces the common bond which binds every mumbaikar from a jet setter to a road squatter.
The shimmering “mu” in devanagari brings out the exotic Indian flavor, a la desi tadka style.
The labels capture the shades of the city at different hours. The early morning locals trudging out of CST station, the ubiquitous BEST buses enjoying mid noon siesta at University depot and the late evening taxis hustle at Flora fountain.
The bright colours of the back label contrasts the grunge look of the front, a symbolic play of dull and bright moments of the city life. The graphic silhouette of Maharashtra marks Mumbai and Igatpuri Climbs in a lotus formation, the insignia of Indus vineyards.
Mumbaai Dreamz is first of the series acknowledging the spirit of the ordinary citizen and his contribution in shaping the character of the city that we proudly represent.
Fruit In Fusion
A product that blends boundaries needs to introduce itself at a glance. With its eye-catching look and bright personality, this new friend radiates recognizable appeal.Designed by Beth Leonardo of Double Six Design, USA.
Obamitas
The 2009 has arrived with difficult times looming around, and according to predictions will last throughout the year. Several studies claim the good mood at work and in life will increase job performance and help create a state of happiness to who owns it and those around them.Designed by Neos Brand, Spain.
To this end, we have taken the Obamitas market. A delicious chocolate chip cookies, made with completely handmade products, with the idea of making people laugh, uplift and entertain, to all those who yearns a good time, especially during this difficult period. - Translated by Google Translation.
Jacobs Utvalgte
Designed by by Strømme Throndsen Design, Norway.
Check out their Holli Mølle, Dent and Lofoten Water too!
RIMI
The Norwegian cut-price chain RIMI wants to offer something that most of us lack: time. The brand stands for speed and simplicity. This is captured in the pace and energy of the imagery and the handy tips on the packaging. A design that has actually meant the products are regarded as even better value for money.Designed by Silver, checked their Renée Voltaire and Koberg Vilt
OXY Concept
The 'On The Spot' packaging was modeled flat from an artwork cutter guide. Then accurately folded up, just like a real box.
This display unit was also visualised to show how the packaging would look sitting on a POS in store.
Another 3D render showing on shelf positioning instore.
By using a UV map (a process of flattening out the 3D model to a 2D template) means the label designs are then perfectly wrapped onto the product, with no distortion to the graphics.100% 3D modeling & rendering of the OXY packaging concept by Tim Cooper.
Monday, December 28, 2009
Whilst
Expression of masculinity in the design of the products for a 100% male use.
Designed by HvingtQuatre, France.
Beyaz Fırın
This new series is for new years products of Beyaz Fırın. They are on the market throughout the Christmas season for all cultures living in Istanbul.Designed by Karbon.
This special packaging design concept includes, a cake box for the new years cake. A special box for Panettone, an Italian classic bread/cake for the Christmas season, Macron Gift Box, for red/green macrons special for the season,
Chez Nathalie Gift Box, bar chocolates in rectangular boxes, sugar coated raisins and nuts in cylindrical metal boxes, all gathered in a special gift box.
Cha Nathalie Daily Tastes, designed as small pieces of chocolate bars and sugar coated nuts, which you can buy for yourself in small amounts, or a little surprises for your loved ones.
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