Sunday, 22 January 2012
Friday, 20 January 2012
Thursday, 19 January 2012
Simplicty - Paper for Packaging
Ten years before the rise of the supermarket generic brand, Champion Papers produced these colorful packaging designs for a series of print advertisements.
This particular one appeared in a 1968 issue of CA Magazine (part of the Henry Wolf Collection), but was part of a long series promoting the Imagination line of papers, which was produced under the creative direction of James Miho. No explicit credit is given for the graphics here, but in this fecund period he worked with George Tscherny, Milton Glaser, Henry Wolf and others on elaborate promotional brochures, which won numerous awards in the industry.
In 1977, Jewel Companies would produce a line of products with plain white packaging, a simple stripe, and sans-serif type describing the contents. Soon every grocery store on the planet would stock some variation on this concept (Milton Glaser did one version for the Grand Union chain). The effect was memorably spoofed in Alan Cox’s Repo Man (1984), which used only generics. In one scene, Emilio Esteves enjoys a can of FOOD—MEATFLAVORED.Lovely puffed up packaging from Japan
Always amazed by perfection n attention to details packaging design from Japan, such an inspiration
Some of my old work
It is always nice to look but how i progress my way of thinking...designing....
to see how I shape my design and myself now.
01. Sneaky Egg
Typeface created by making holes on the surface of eggs as a 2D and boiling them (3D)
02. English Wine
03. Tea Room
The take-away tea cup was designed to battle the identity crisis of 'tea-bag Britain' by reintroducing the practice of drinking better quality loose leaf tea.
04. Experimental Christmas Card
Instead of showing christmas through images, these christmas cards uses christmas sense to send seasonal greeting which brings warm and bright moment in dark and cold season.
Flyer Goodness: Art With Abstract Geometry: Posters and Art Prints...
Flyer Goodness: Art With Abstract Geometry: Posters and Art Prints...: ...
Love this simplicity and tactileness
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