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New packaging to go with my rubidium crowns and all future products. HUD unpacker this time instead of a wearable.
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)
Somewhere in the distance a voice could be heared shouting: "Alms for the poor?"
Pembosass and his crew were wandering through the streets of one of those smugglers settlements on the backwater world of Mataou. It was hot and the air as thick as Bantha butter. No wind was blowing.
The party dispersed, gathering intel, looking for a job...
A rugged stormtrooper, who certainly had seen better days, was sitting in the burning sun, asking the passers-by: "Alms for the poor?"
While the group dispersed, Kragan approached some Jawas. He could haggle for hours. A skill he mastered in his former life as smuggler and pirate.
"Alms for the poor?" the old stormtrooper shouted.
Pembosass walked over and handed some rations and - hidden between the food packages - a few credits to the old man.
"Aye, Pembosass the Pirate!" The trooper said with a firm voice.
"How has it arisen that you know my name?" Pembosass asked without getting an answer.
Suddenly the beggar widened his eyes and leaned against the wall behind him. Staring into the sky, as if he had an vision, he shouted repeatedly:
"The Flame of Zhar....I saw it in my dreams" The old trooper continued to shout!
Pembosass looked left and right but nobody was paying attention to the beggars dramatical episode and after some minutes, in which the beggar continued shouting, finaly mustered the courage to ask: "What is this Flame of Zhar?"
The beggar was shouting: "A gem, a precious gem! The eternal flame! Great power comes with it" He continued with great verve: "The Flame of Zhar....is calling YOU!"
Exhausted from his vision the dazed beggar fall silent and slowly started eating one of the rations.
Later Pembosass gathered his crew: "We have to find out more about this Flame of Zhar..."
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
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...
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.
By Romana Correale, Handmade in Tuscany, Italy.
Part of the “Le Forme” collection; Italian handmade luxury leather bags inspired by art and the simplicity of recognizable and clean forms, shapes and lines.
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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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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...
In term 5, the Packaging class was challenged to brand and attract consumers to buy their products off the shelf.
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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 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.
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I purchased this '81 police package LTD "S" (with optional quad-headlight front facia - before they became standard on the 1983 LTD/Crown Victoria) in 1984. It was the former Belchertown, MA police chief's car.
The damage you see was the result of an idiot driver going too fast and not paying attention to her surroundings. She blew a stop sign and broadsided me in 1985. She was in a brand-new Honda Accord which was totally demolished, and she suffered serious but not life-threatening injures. No one in my car was hurt. God Bless Ford for installing highway guardrail "I"-beams beneath the sheet metal of their police cars for side impact protection. The Accord was taken away on a flatbed in pieces. I drove away.
By Romana Correale, Handmade in Tuscany, Italy.
Part of the “Le Forme” collection; Italian handmade luxury leather bags inspired by art and the simplicity of recognizable and clean forms, shapes and lines.
These photos are free to use and publish under creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nd/2.0/deed.en license as long as you
- if in print write the following next to the photo: "Designer Romana Correale romanacorreale.com
- if online write "Romana Correale" next to the photo and
- if online link the photo back to romanacorreale.com
--
Romana Correale is an independent designer from Siena, Tuscany in Italy, making handmade luxury leather bags 100% made in Italy.
Visit the official website and online shop:
Facebook:
www.facebook.com/romanacorreale
Twitter:
When we went to the supermarket in our last trip to London, we've noticed that, "Our packaging project could go to next level". This second edition has one more variation and now, we are showing all brand names with simple text & same font, without logo or corporate sign in it. The font is Helvetica Neu Bold. Our question is similar with the question in our first post!
What is your choice in these 4 different variations?
1. Original variation
2. Simple variation
3. More simple variation
4. No logo variation
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