Following the advent of Strongbow’s digitally-enabled bottle top StartCap, based on an RFID technology, and Heineken’s Ignite battery-powered bottle that responds to light and motion, another globally recognized beer brand Beck’s has created a not-for-sale prototype of a music bottle that can be played on a specially-built device based on Thomas Edison’s original phonograph.
Category Archive: Design
Versace is adding some fresh vibe to the ladies watches niche with a new contest for aspiring designers, Versace Watch Talent. Twelve participants —design students selected from the Swiss horological university École d’Arts Appliqués de La Chaux-de-Fond —have been tasked to create a new ladies watch that combines fashion with horology in a signature Versace style.
Coca-Cola gives a new spin to its “share the happiness” saga with a sharing can. Before, people could enjoy a bottle of Coke together over a pop-up dinner delivered by a track, they even could present Coke in a personalized packaging to their friends, but it was impossible to share a can. Now, people are able to do it.
Tate Britain and British Petroleum have organized another British Art exhibition in London. The display, available to the public free of charge, comprises of about 500 masterpieces created by major and less familiar British artists at different times within the past five centuries up to the modern times.
Pantone, the world’s recognized color expert, is opening doors of PantoneLIVE, its cloud-based color service, to Procter & Gamble, which means that from now on, the company’s production teams across the globe will get an instant access to digital color palettes for designing, proofing and printing the packaging.
Diet Coke is launching the second installment of its annual Diet Coke Young Designer Challenge, aiming to discover independent fashion designers across the USA. The participants will be competing for a chance to get their design featured on an exclusive Diet Coke’s T-shirt to arrive at the U.S. Target stores in fall.