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Apollee, Premium Olive Oil. A product that welcomes all consumers to a journey towards the sense of the sublime. Inspired by olive tree trunks and the power of Greek olive groves, this design nods to the bond between Mother Nature and her children, while the high-quality materials lend a unique, tactile feel. That’s how sophistication and a lasting impression are created for an extraordinary culinary and branding experience!
H2gO is a refillable mouthwash tablet packaging solution that combines portability, sustainability, and user engagement. Made from durable stainless steel, it reduces single use waste while offering a reusable, eco friendly design. The sleek cylindrical structure features a dual slot system for controlled dispensing and easy refilling, with an integrated collapsible cup for added convenience. The press to open clasp adds a playful touch, making H2gO both functional and fun for modern users.
Raspberry wine packaging design embodies ecological elegance Inspired by the organic form of raspberries. This packaging design uses bionics to transform the plump shape and vibrant color tones of fruits into smooth, curved bottle contours. Visually echoing the freshness and natural origin of this wine, the crystal clear lid wraps around a miniature landscape, subtly emphasizing its high-quality geographical origin. This design integrates ecological narrative with aesthetic appeal, balancing natural elements and minimalist art.
Grandpa Gui is a tea packaging design created for a herbal tea brand. The packaging is made of matte special paper, printed with Pantone colors and finished with embossing. Illustrations of the herbs and flowers contained in the tea are shown on the surface. A light color palette reflects the light character of the product. The structure improves the traditional airplane box and is combined with a traditional Chinese winding form. The winding method keeps production costs low and gives the package a distinct appearance.
Pepsi New Year 2020 is a set of limited edition beverage cans created for the New Year season in Russia. Each can carries a custom-made typeface and a short message drawn from local culture, humor and traditions. The messages are personal in tone, so consumers can select the one that feels most relevant. A shared series hashtag, which translates as take Pepsi if, invites interaction on social media. The flexible design approach allows the concept to be adapted for other local markets, expanding and personalizing the New Year celebration.
Wink Lashes is a packaging design series for professional artificial eyelash extension products. The range covers gel and cream removers, primer, glue accelerator, glues, a magnet box and lash boxes. A stylized eye is the main graphic symbol, and it shows the purpose of the products directly. Each product also carries its own symbol, so the items are easy to tell apart. Dark graphite, dark coral and white form the color palette. The packages are made of cardboard and plastic with foil stamping.
The Snack packaging rebranding transforms the visual identity of Haochidian, a well established Chinese snack brand. The design emphasizes a modern, playful approach with bold typography, a smile icon symbolizing joy, and floating visuals that highlight the crispy texture. Unique color palettes differentiate each flavor for easy recognition and strong shelf appeal. Embossed details and spot UV printing add a tactile, premium touch, enhancing consumer engagement. Balancing tradition and modernity, the packaging appeals to both loyal and younger consumers.
Humv is a next generation engine oil container designed for durability, efficiency, and sustainability. Inspired by military vehicles, it features reinforced grip zones for secure handling and a geometric shell for impact resistance. Made from 90 percent recycled high-density polyethylene, it reduces waste while maintaining strength. Finite element analysis enabled a 20 percent weight reduction, optimizing transport. The design withstands a 2.2 meter drop test and supports 131.4 kilograms at 50 degrees Celsius, ensuring reliability in extreme conditions.
Jelly Fresh is a packaging concept for a line of powder seasonings made for the preparation of fish. The design is inspired by the figure of the newspaper boy and recalls the old habit of wrapping fresh fish in paper. A photograph of the newspaper boy is combined with typography, layout and graphic elements to create a link with the consumer. The range includes three flavors and two package formats, so the seasonings are easy to use in the kitchen. A modern and clean layout with a distinct color palette helps the cans stand out on the shelf.
Heralbony is a packaging series created for an art-life brand that applies artworks by artists with disabilities to fashion and interior design. A single blue paper, chosen from more than 9,000 paper types, is used for all packaging and branding tools that customers touch. Blue is the symbolic color of World Autism Day. The selected paper is thick and has a craft-like texture. Only foil stamping is applied, in one position and one size, which removes the color proofing stage and keeps costs low. The range includes product boxes, gift boxes and shopping bags.
This gift set features an illustrated package containing two cans of Prosperity Water and an interactive mobile red envelope. The design reinterprets traditional gift-giving through visual storytelling, symbolic elements, and integrated digital interaction. By combining classic New Year imagery with contemporary interactive features, the project presents both physical and digital components within a unified festive experience. The integration of traditional symbols and digital interaction reflects an approach that connects established cultural practices with present-day modes of communication.
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Luckin 2.0 is a series of drip coffee packaging created for five coffee varieties. Each box is illustrated with the origin of its beans, including Africa and Yunnan in China. Local plants and animals are drawn to suggest a natural scene. Five bright color schemes separate the varieties and help the boxes stand out on the display shelf. The layout is direct and simple, with clear product information instead of long slogans. The boxes are produced with four color printing, matte black hot stamping and a matte silver label.