Packaging | Take-a-way coffee cups
Great idea for take-a-way coffee cups, showing exactly what makes up the drink.
Lovely Package
via Shokoladnica.
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Posts Tagged ‘ food ’
Packaging | John and John Potato Crisps
Great looking crisp packages for John and John. The designs successfully coordinate multiple fonts in a quirky layout over the top of simple heraldic style backgrounds.
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Layout | Sainsbury’s retro food labels
Some examples of food packaging from Sainsbury’s fro 1962-77. The labels show what can be achieved with simple bold shapes and paired down colour palettes.
Form Fifty Five
via Sainsbury’s Design Studio 1962-77.
via The Guardian
Branding | Grain’s Week
I love the identitiy for GrowNYC’s 2010 Grain’s Week designed by Annemeke Beemster Leverenz. The retro type and cutesy modern illustrations work a treat.
Branding | Hala Retaurant
Great brand identity designed for Hala Middle Eastern Fusion restaurant . The treatement of the lettering evokes the ornate tiling and filigree of Muslim palaces and mosques, but presented in a minimal European layout.
Typography | DJ Kitchen free dingbat font
I am currently looking at putting together a cookbook for personal use of recipes from mine and other food blogs.
I had a great idea of using food icons as bullets for each recipe step which would give a clue as to the type of cooking in each step. For example, a knife for cutting, pot for boiling, pan for frying etc.
I just found DJ Kitchen Font, a free dingbat font of kitchen utensils – perfect.
Layout | The money inside your daily fix of coffee
Christine Rode has produced a great poster to highlight where the money from your coffee goes, and shows how much better fair trade is.
Packaging | Prima Vina
Very interesting bottle labels for winery Prima Vina. They are very effective when shown on mass, but I am not so sure how well they work on their own. Still, the illustrations are amusing, and stand nicely with the bold lettering behind.
Visual identity for ‘Prima Vina Stiriae Slovenae’ group on the Behance Network.
Branding | Sheffield Honey Company
Great looking logo and branding for the Sheffield Honey Company.
The icon of a hexagon with a drop works very well, representing the well known shape making up bee hives, but also referencing the industrial heritage of Sheffield. The simple steel grey colour and clean typography add to the industrial feel.
The typography is also arranged in a hexagon shape, complementing the icon. I like the dual hexagon arrangement made by having the word mark next to the icon, again referecing the beehive and industrial repetition and makes a difference to the norm of have the icon sitting above.
The clean and rigid branding works, as it sits next to the warm gooey honey, a nice juxtaposition.
Packaging | Jooze
Cool and fun juice packaging by Australian student Yunyeen Yong. The alternative shape will create instant recognition and references the shape of fruit.
Packagings of the World
via Jooze (Student Work).
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