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This is a packaging design for a gourmet chocolate series. The graphics on the outer box suggest the distinct taste experience of each chocolate flavor: be it shiny, lively, or mysterious and peculiar. Unlike most chocolate packaging, which uses intuitive food patterns as visual elements to represent the product's flavor, this series conveys the rich associations and emotional shifts brought by taste through peculiar graphics with a sense of story.
Continue readingThe packaging design for this series of ecological rice is also rooted in profound strategic insights. With the rapid development of the Chinese economy, consumers in China prioritize safety and taste when purchasing rice. Noticing that ecological rice brands mainly emphasize safety without recognizing the greater value of deliciousness, the team named the brand Green Field Watchmen. The team emphasizes the sales proposition that ecological rice is more delicious, reflected in the creation of this series.
Continue readingWherever there is football, there is Pepsi. The brand wanted to celebrate the Big Football Event in 2022 i in Qatar, the first time ever hosted by an Arab country , with an unexpected Pepsi twist. The brand was not an official sponsor, but still wanted to make its presence known for this landmark event, and so it required a creative strategy to design limited time offer (LTO) packaging, key visuals, and animations that would capture all the excitement of local football fans.
Continue readingAY’s went to the movies with epic new packaging and an influencer kit tie-in for the 2023 blockbuster Dungeons and Dragons, Honor Among Thieves. With flavor as our guide, we rolled the dice and entered the legendary world of Dungeons and Dragons, joining the millions of adventurers ready for a taste of excitement. The main character in our campaign was The Potato, a character in the movie And Yes An actual potato. After all, every bag of Lay’s Potato Chips in the U.S. is made from our very own chip perfecting potatoes grown on over 100 farms across the US and a handful in Canada.
Continue readingThe packaging of the brand takes inspiration from the Maori tale of New Zealand and blends the vital force of the culture, traditional wisdom, and modern technology, aiming to offer a quality and natural skincare experience. Furthermore, the packaging design is oriented towards sustainability, employing recyclable and environmentally friendly paper and printing materials, thereby avoiding using metal materials and electroplating processes that do not align with modern society pursuit of environmental protection.
Continue readingThis packaging cleverly blends wood and aluminum-coated bags to showcase a fusion of modern technology and Eastern culture. With a sliding wooden box for easy access, its interior stack design, topped with sponge pad cardboard, protects the product and offers branding opportunities. The bottom accessory box, featuring a convenient handle, allows easy retrieval. Its stacked structure minimizes size, saving on transportation costs while ensuring product safety. This design meets practical needs and conveys a unique bronze culture experience in line with the brand.
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