Showing results 1–8 of 24 for the tag: packaging
Yes, at $50 a pop. I’m not kidding. Artist Justin Gignac first started selling the NYC Garbage cubes to prove the influence of package design. Even in the past nine years, he’s sold over 1,300. As an added bonus, you can upload a photo of your purchased cube to be added to the site and…
Really enjoying the work of Kansas City based designer and illustrator, Jordan Gray. via grain edit
I am wholeheartedly in love with the interior/brand identity for Micheline by Anagrama, a brand development and positioning agency located in San Pedro, Mexico. Micheline is a print-shop boutique dedicated to designing and printing stationery and pieces for social events. The space is inspired in the ambiance of print-shops in the seventies: it has a…
J.Pap is an art director and graphic designer. I’m amazed at his set of diecut packaging drawings on Flickr. For the last year, he’s turned every-day packaging into works of art by flattening then composing detailed illustrations on the inside. Created with no commercial intent, he says: The shape of the package usually suggests which…
EBay is perhaps the ultimate online destination for used goods, so it only makes sense that the site is taking its hand-me-down sensibilities a step further with the eBay Box: a shipping container designed to be sent from sellers to buyers and back until the container becomes a soggy heap of post-recycled mud. The box,…
I’m such a sucker for cute patterns and simple illustrations. Luckily for my bank account, Minimega currently only ships to countries in Europe. Otherwise my nieces and nephews would give me plenty of excuse to stock up on items from their shop! More about this adorable Danish design studio here, items in the shop, and…
I’m a sucker for “year end” madness (and this year, we have even more lists with the decade ending! hooray for my organizational brain) so today I bring you Tiny Mix Tapes‘ choices for the best album covers of 2009. A lot of these rely heavily on surrealism (Piano Magic and Glen Johnson’s covers are so…
A short movie about the brand and design development for a San Francisco chocolate company, TCHO by Edenspiekermann.
