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Baruch Naeh packaging design

Baruch Naeh packaging design

Jolin Gan Mi Lean business card

Jolin Gan Mi Lean business card

Jolin Gan Mi Lean at Free Range

Jolin won the D&AD Student Awards in 2010 in packaging and design.

Middlesex University, Packaging

Jolin Gan Mi Lean at Free Range

Jolin won the D&AD Student Awards in 2010 in packaging and design.

Middlesex University, Packaging

Nathalie Fumelli at Free Range

Nice packaging design from Nathalie Fumelli - Middlesex University, Graphic Design.

Nathalie Fumelli at Free Range
Nice packaging design from Nathalie Fumelli - Middlesex University, Graphic Design.
critmiss:

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“Visually, the package is meant to resemble a Twins Lens Reflex Camera from the 1800’s , which was one of the earliest types of cameras to use 120 film. The use of centered, extended type harkens to the designs of that period. The black and white design of the camera reflects the strong presence of Ilford in the black and white film market. Color however, is used sparingly to distinguish between different film types and to add a unique personality to each camera. Information is communicated through eight different languages (English, French, German, Italian, Spanish, Dutch, Hindi, and Japanese) on the camera body and was kept to a minimum and relocated to a separate removable label to avoid cluttering the body of the camera. The package includes assembly instructions and all of the necessary materials for easy reassembly as a fully functioning pinhole camera.”

“Visually, the package is meant to resemble a Twins Lens Reflex Camera  from the 1800’s , which was one of the earliest types of cameras to use  120 film. The use of centered, extended type harkens to the designs of  that period. The black and white design of the camera reflects the  strong presence of Ilford in the black and white film market. Color  however, is used sparingly to distinguish between different film types  and to add a unique personality to each camera. Information is  communicated through eight different languages (English, French, German,  Italian, Spanish, Dutch, Hindi, and Japanese) on the camera body and  was kept to a minimum and relocated to a separate removable label to  avoid cluttering the body of the camera. The package includes assembly  instructions and all of the necessary materials for easy reassembly as a  fully functioning pinhole camera.”

chocolate packaging by Anchalee Chambundabongse

chocolate packaging by Anchalee Chambundabongse
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Hommu Packaging

Hommu Packaging

packaging design

packaging design