Design: MaurviLocation: IndiaProject Type: ConceptPackaging Contents: ChocolatesPackaging Substrate / Materials: Tin Naughty Inside is the premium range of chocolates curated specially for adults. Yummy Taste and Naughty Ingredients add a fun twist to the whole experience. Conceptually, it also depicts that half man and half woman makes a perfect couple. Equal participation is the key to.
Printing Process: Rotogravure Printing Packaging design for Salah Al-Din, one of the best nuts brands in Egypt, a roastery based product. The design stands out for its simplicity, using illustrations as basic elements to represent the origins and purity of the roastery, also make it attractive so the package can catch the customer s eye. What s Unique? About package material: Metalized paper pouch which has a lot of advantages Environment friend: can be re-used to store as well as protect other foods once the original content is used up. Visibility: it is opaque and do not allow light inside so food is safe inside.
Tutor: Instructor / Creative Direction: Hannah Johnson
Packaging Contents: Flavored Yerba Mate
Packaging Substrate / Materials: Aluminum Cans Yerb! was started by a group of friends who love the energy and health benefits that Yerba Mate offers. Yerb strives to offer its customers nothing but the highest quality products and ingredients. Yerb! is also always organic, always fair trade, and always environmentally aware. Grab a Yerb! and start living!
Design: Osama SheemyLocation: EgyptProject Type: ConceptPackaging Contents: SoebPackaging Substrate / Materials: CardboardPrinting Process: Digital printing Live-Brand is a manufacturing company for cleaning services, using natural and environmentally friendly materials such as tree elements, and herbs. The company provides a wide variety of products used for medical purposes helping you .
Printing Process: Digital printing One of our aims of our branding course in product design was to come up with an innovative packaging for a product of our choice. Me and my group decided that our product was going to be matchsticks, as we figured that there wasn t much innovation, or any significant change in the domain of matchsticks, at least here in India. Matchboxes had become something so mundane that no body really paid more attention to it than it required, albeit being an incredibly essential object for lot of households. The only connection the users had with the matchboxes were physical connections, out of necessity and habit. Any sort of emotional connection with the product was non existent.