Packaging Design News

Packaging Design News

Packaging Design News featuring great design, architecture, fashion, graphics and innovation from across the globe.

 

Snow Breweries-Ying Xiong Pu

The design is based on traditional Peking Opera of China with a separation in characters by gender. They shape a hero named “Bawang” and a heroine called “Daomadan”, who play jointly in the heroic packaging opera so as to convey a sense of equality between the sexes. And they skillfully use the elements of ingredients of beer, hops and wheat when illustrating the exquisite headwear with the attempt to express the inextricable connection between drinking culture and heroic spirit as a historical fact and also a reality in modern society.

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Wanglaoji Recipe 1828

WANGLAOJI is about a true story where people in the old times practicing medicine and curing the sick in the southern China. Herbal tea does not function like normal medicine there and people consume it more like it is a daily-consuming healthy beverage. The designer employs the traditional artistry of Chinese serial pictures to reveal the ancient and mysterious world of Chinese medicine. The red paper of tinfoil covered on the top of the bottle helps to maintain the sanitation when people tastes the tea, which is somehow succeeded from the old times.

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Holeczech

Anti-Gargling Technology. Smooth empty and smooth air pressure balancing without uncontrolled spilling effect. Fuel cans are built in three types of capacity 5L, 10L, 20L. Each of those needs a special funnel to work well. Thanks to this part air can come inside and fluid runs outside naturally and rapidly.

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Upcycled Organic Plantain Chips

This package has been designed for Barnana's brand new line of products, Organic Ridged Plantain Chips. The background texture of this package is made up of several banana leafs overlays on top of each other giving it unique depth and texture paying homage to the brand's tropical roots. The leaf used here was harvested from the plantain farms in Ecuador where the raw materials are grown.

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SARISTI

The design is a cylindrical container with vibrant colors. Innovative and illuminating use of colors and shapes creates a harmonious design that reflect SARISTI's herbal infusions. What differentiates our design is our ability to give a modern twist to dry tea packaging. The animals used in the packaging represent emotions and conditions that people often experience. For instance, the Flamingo birds represent love, the Panda bear represents relaxation.

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KaiMon

This brand services different areas tea in Taiwan since Taiwan is the hometown of high quality tea.“KaiMon” in Chinese means “Open Door”. It describes the warmth feeling of “open door and come home”.Color and texture design is to blessing, also give thanks to mountains that cultivate tea.The idea is using clean geometry shapes to represent the tough of mountain.Wash colors represent vibrant life of spring.Use three elements of mountains: wind, water and sun to design three small boxes inside the package.Connect the idea of blessing and thanks to mountains.

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