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These packages from Bambi Crony contain dolly boots! How pretty are they?!!! I have had nothing but great experiences with this company. They have been great to deal with.
So... I had a problem finding a good box to put my prints in, so I ended up making my own packaging. Inside is about 20 4x6's and the package is made with a Roundys bag and cardboard... Inkjet printer and tape. Lovely.
Done in asociation with an identity project in school (The Danish Design School).
If your curious, the entire project can be downloaded here:
www.mentalmirage.com/stuff/Philip Zeplin - Projekt 3-2 - DKDS - Small.pdf
Keep a lookout over at mentalmirage.com/blog for a tutorial on doing packaging like this in photoshop over the coming month or so!
I've made an illustration for a limited edition boxes that contains 3 cans of virgin olive oil.
I have designed the spanish one, Mário Belém the portuguese one and Mauro De Donatis the italian one.
3 extra quality virgin olive oils from 3 awesome countries.
The agency who developed this beautiful project is NTGJ. Take a look at their awesome works: www.ntgj.org/
Funny story.
An artist came to my classroom today to teach a music lesson to prepare the kids for a trip we are going on next week.
She wrote the sentence "The man was carrying a large package" on the board.
(If you really want to know why - the kids had to say the sentence using different emotions.)
Anyway, someone who knows me intimately came in the room, saw me standing next to this after the artist had gone, and burst out laughing and said
"How did she know?"
(None of the kids heard this.)
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March 4, 2009 - Finally got this photo the way it was meant to look - a year to the day!
taken earlier today.......all the empty cards beneath are now full, hooray!
Did I ever mention my love affair with knots?
Which reminds me, pictures of the finished rope body piece coming soon...
(you may have noticed that I use the word 'soon' very loosely)
Packaging is one of the most important part of product branding . beautiful Packaging Attract more customer it’s means more sales of your product and stands out One step Ahead from your competitors. here we presents some cool packaging designs to inspire yourself . dreamcss.blogspot.com/2009/03/25-best-packaging-design-in...
i came up with this packaging design the day before i sent out my very first etsy order. again, minimal and clean. i love it! the box was made from a white cardstock. i didn't take a pic of the inside but i wrapped the merchandise with black tissue, very neatly of course, and sealed it with a white, dot sticker stamped with that same flower on the tag.
1. product packaging...version 1.2, 2. A gift for someone who loves words, 3. Gift for friend, dog's owner, 4. invitation closed, 5. Rings, 6. "bits & pieces" from Natalea!!!!, 7. Gift, 8. Little birdie, 9. kittens, 10. White Heart Studs, 11. Lil Angel Baby, 12. Sneak Peek for Melfie!! :), 13. Lucky parcels in white & creme theme, 14. Paquetito!, 15. may swaporama: monkeys & monsters, 16. Kristin - stationery set of 8, 17. K's wedding shower gifts, 18. Five Things Swap, 19. wrapping, 20. Presents, 21. E.B., 22. Red Toile With Heart, 23. april swaporama: wrapped, 24. Paws for a Good Cause 2, 25. Packaging
I love packaging! In fact I love packaging design as much as I love to design the actual product! I have a box full of bits and pieces of pretty packaging that I've collected over the years, from candy wraps to stationery belly bands, perfume boxes, socks tags, ...you name it! :D
My packaging I have started to use.
My logo printed onto white card and super glued to a black box (made from recycled material) with some purple rafia ribbon.
Simple!
Debating whether to add it into my etsy/folksy images on every item.
I made some packaging for some recent sales and wanted to show y’all. Hand drawn depictions of the contents inside. :0) These were custom orders.
I love pretty packaging for my wedding invites and stationery!
These sets of thank you notes that I mailed out to my customers are wrapped first in bubble wrap, then in an old calendar, wrapped with washi tape. Then I printed out the label on a 3"x5" index card, taped it on with clear tape, and used an assortment of stamps to make up the postage. Fun!
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i finally...finally! settled on some packaging for the slouch hats, this year. I printed some thank you's to spare my customers from my awful handwriting. Read more on the blog.
Charles Chocolate Bar from San Francisco
Read more here:
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