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  • New Tropicana packaging: the design concept

    New Tropicana packaging: the design concept

    Here is the preliminary design concept of Tropicana packaging which comes within global Pepsi's rebranding campaign.

    27 October 2008

  • Wine packaging concepts by Isabel Pancin

    Wine packaging concepts by Isabel Pancin

    Here is the collection of smart packaging concepts by the French student of "Visual Communications" course Isabel Pancin.

    22 October 2008

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  • Ayesha Mathews-Wadhwa: wine branding from the women's view

    Ayesha Mathews-Wadhwa: wine branding from the women's view

    Ayesha Mathews-Wadhwa, San Francisco based designer, expressed "what the woman wants " by creating an elegant concept for the wine labels.

    22 October 2008

  • "ASDA Lunchboxes" project by Emma Smart

    "ASDA Lunchboxes" project by Emma Smart

    The graduate of Visual Communucation (Graphic Design) at Loughborough University (2003-2006), Emma Smart exhibited her works at New Blood in London. She won AD&AD Yellow Pencil for Packaging Design for the "ASDA Lunchboxes" project.From

    15 October 2008

  • "Buggin' Out" toiletry: Thomas Wilder's concept

    "Buggin' Out" toiletry: Thomas Wilder's concept

    Designed by recent Penn State University grad Thomas Wilder, "Buggin' Out" bath and body products were designed to make the viewer literally "bug out" when they looked at the typography displayed along the bottle.

    13 October 2008

  • Melt chocolate packaging by Jesse Kirsch

    Melt chocolate packaging by Jesse Kirsch

    Popsop has already written about the student works of the American talanted graphic designer Jesse Kirsch. Here is another project - the corporate identity and apckage design for Melt chocolate brand.

    7 October 2008

  • Rebranding the traditional teabag usage

    Rebranding the traditional teabag usage

    It is one-ff portable teasticks that gives more convenient experience to users. Tea bags are attached inside the teastick so there is no need of using sticks separately for stirring nor to throw away the tea bags. You are also able to purchase different flavours individually without...

    6 October 2008

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  • Discreet concept from Yaritza Acosta

    Discreet concept from Yaritza Acosta

    Here is an elegant Discreet concept from NY-based graphic designer Yaritza Acosta.From her Behance portfolio: "My mission with this project was to design a product that was practical and appealing  to...

    3 October 2008

  • Iced Vodka by Marc Praquin

    Iced Vodka by Marc Praquin

    Iced Vodka is an original packaging concept designed by Marc Praquin specially for Parisian clubbers. But the cost of product of this chilly bottle was too high, so this blilliant idea remained conceptual.

    1 October 2008

  • Concept by Julien De Repentigny and Gabriel Lefebvre

    Concept by Julien De Repentigny and Gabriel Lefebvre

    Here is a wonderful work by the graphic designers Julien De Repentigny and Gabriel Lefebvre from Canada. Professional tricks with typography looks like a miracle.

    1 October 2008

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