“Drink” packaging
If you’ve ever been a fan of packaging for a certain type of drink that shall remain unnamed, you should check out Oh Beautiful Beer! Great variety of packaging!
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Carlie Walters
Wow! This is beautiful! I can see why you would look at his work …
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I’ve seen some ziplocks like this but instead of bugs it had pict…
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I am wondering the same thing as Evan, how cost efficient is pack…
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I agree with you, the brown paper with silver makes this design l…
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I think it’s really cool that in the first picture that the outsi…
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I think this is super cool! I’m really curious as to how it reall…
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It’s always cool to see a design that is so simple be so effectiv…
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I think my favorite id the panadol bag. It the one with the draw …
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This is a really cool concept in that the redesign was done reall…
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I agree with Amanda, I like the glass bottle the most for sure, t…
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I think it’s cool that the concept of this is so simple and so cl…
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This is crazy clever! I agree with Zack, this would be an awesome…
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My favorite of these is the grow your own nanoraptor. To me that’…
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I think it’s really cool that the packaging is so different becau…
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Wow, this is great! I’m a big fan of how he uses a watermark kind…
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Lene Botha
I agree with Zack, the type looks very loose but it looks really …
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The felt seal in the second picture is so cool! I think it’s such…
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Nil Santana
Nice. Great “coffee” design on that site.…
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Sarah Eaton
I love this design! Anytime we order pizza I’m always so intrigue…
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Zack Guerra
I really like the simplicity of this package. The simple illustra…
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David Singer's Archive
ION Men’s Care
This packaging comes from UNT alum Chad Michael. He says his aim with the men’s care line was to create an industrious and modern feel. I really think the metal and brown, textured paper does a good job conveying that.
Pick your poison
Here is a concept for packaging individual cocktail ingredients (shhh…). Not only is it beautiful, but the packaging becomes a thing of much use. The individual ingredients can be attached together, which breaks the seal, then the whole thing becomes a shaker.
I have really been thinking of packaging as something of use and not just beauty. The other day I made instant oatmeal and they have added measuring lines to the pouches so you can add milk without dirtying a measuring cup. Genius!
More: @ www.fastcodesign.com/1671083/a-concept-for-modular-cocktail-ingredients-that-mix-themselves#4
More Mid-Century Goodness
This Flickr pool has an unreal amount of min-century packages for inspiration. Lots of great colors and retro stylings.
Mystery Midcentury Packaging
Jim Heimann stumbled across some painted packaging sketches that appear to be from the 1940’s or 50’s. They are unsure of the artist or even what projects they came from but one thing’s for sure, they are pretty.
See more here.
David Singer on Switched Packages
9:42 am, 10.29.12
This is so great! Do you know if it is part of a collection. I can imagine a lot of very different products have comparable design styles. It would be interesting to see some more.
David Singer on Campbell's Soup Celebrates 50th Anniversary
7:48 pm, 10.26.12
I saw these in the store a couple weekends ago and almost lost it. Such a great advertising idea from Campbell’s and the cans look so great. Like Nil was saying, it really is cool how the roles have switched.
David Singer on Worldly Design
7:41 pm, 10.26.12
That website is a really great tool for seeing what’s happening with trends and styles around the world.
I really dig these condiment concept packages. Very modern and I love the attachable nozzles. And the words “kitchup” and “mosterd” are pretty funny.