Designed by Viet Huynh | Country: USA
The Children’s Creativity Museum, formerly known as Zeum, is an interactive art and technology museum for kids located in the Yerba Buena complex in San Francisco.
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Take Away packaging
Designed by Beatrice Menis | Country: Spain
The aim of this project was to design a packaging for take away. Nowadays there are infinite types of fast foods which offer take away, that’s why we chose to narrow it down to a special sector of the market.
We chose to focus on lactose intolerance, offering take away dairy-free breakfasts! At Müd we offer cupcakes, donuts, cookies and loaf cakes which you can combine with coffee, tea or hot chocolate and everything is without lactose!
Feel free to add any type of dairy-free milk that you want such as almond, rice, oat, etc.
Deer You Organic Juice packaging
Designed by Mara Rodriguez | Country: United States
Deer You is a new honest brand based on an organic cultive that keep the natural properties of our fruit and save it from pollution and synthetic ingredients.
Deer You, a real and reliable fruit juice.
Thise Mejeri packaging
Designed by Randi Sjælland Jensen | Country: Denmark
BA school assignment. Corporate identity assignment to redesign Thise Mejeri, which is a danish dairy. I designed Letterheads, business cards, profile brochure, web layout and packeting design.
I was inspired by the old fashioned milk bottle and round shapes.
Fedrigoni – ‘Imaginative Colours’ mail-out
Designed by Emma Jackson | Country: United Kingdom
YCN Student Award brief to create a promotional campaign for Fedrigoni Paper’s new “Imaginative Colours” paper selection tool.
My concept centers around the idea of an escape from everyday life. When we imagine our minds leave where we are; our offices, our streets, our towns, and enter another world.
This mail out book offers a brief escape from an everyday fast-paced environment. What appears at first to be a row of houses becomes an invitation into an imaginative world.
Pictogram Wine Bottles
Designed by Sascha Elmers | Country: Germany
Pictogram Wine Bottle Branding. Project done at DFI Hamburg.
Chalk It Up packaging
Designed by Sarah Minnerly | Country: USA
Chalk It Up came to life by mixing the two concepts of chalk and art. I wanted the box itself to be environmentally friendly, and interactive with the user. This way, the box has a secondary use making it much more sustainable. The chalk itself is placed individually within a triangular prism which prevents the chalk from breaking when dropped or shipped, unlike any other chalk packaging. On the back this brand encourages its buyer to interact and create tiny works of art on the package itself.
Milko packaging
Designed by Niklas Hessman | Country: Sweden
A series of packagings that exudes both trend and nostalgia. We were inspired by a well known character named La Linea, this is his close relative made out of milk. This concept is to attract both parents and children, because the parents often buy this product to their children.
Grown Up Soda
Designed by Alex Westgate | Country: Canada
A self-directed & conceptual redesign of the Grown Up Soda brand completed for a 4th year package design class. The goal was to reposition the brand as both more fun & sophisticated, making it stand out from other gourmet soda & sparkling juice brands on the market.
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