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A set of beer labels I made for a fictitious company (the Third Eye Brewery) as part of a SCAD student design project. It was a lot of fun. The label art/names were nods to those ideas and individuals who have challenged historical paradigms.
I just found this design to be appealing. It’s a private brand from ALDI, a popular German-owned grocery chain.
Rod Hunt recently worked with Hornall Anderson Design in Seattle to illustrate the Brain Cruncher game to appear on the back of Quaker Life Cereal packaging. Five different versions of the illustration were created for the Original, Cinnamon, Strawberry, Apple Cinnamon & Maple Brown Sugar flavours.
© Rod Hunt 2012
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William Crawford & Sons were a well-known biscuit manufacturer's and national brand who in 1856 had acquired a bakery in Leith; the 1813 establishment date they always quoted refers to the original opening of a bakers of ships biscuits that formed the original concern. The company grew and when their new and highly mechanised plant in Liverpool opened in 1897 they were amongst the biggest biscuit makers in the UK. They would, in 1960, be acquired by United Biscuits and the brand is still available.
These pages form the Crawford's 1932 catalogue that forms part of a fine fold out desk calendar and desk blotter that the company issued on an annual basis during the inter-war years. The left hand fold contains a well printed colour catalogue showing 28 pages of their biscuit range both pre-packed and loose for sale by weight. Few prices are shown here, apart from the one penny or twopenny biscuit ranges, as the price list would at the time be issued as a seperate publication to allow for price changes. There are a vast range of plain, fancy and chocolate biscuits along with shortbread and savoury biscuits along with ice cream wafers. Many were available 'loose' but tins and packaged assortments and selections were also available; the latter were often sold 'over the counter' as individual penny packets whilst the former were often sold as gifts or presents.
I just love these two small seed packet size packs of Luxigro rod fertilizer. Manufactured by the County Chemical Co Ltd of Shirley in Birmingham - best known for its tradename of Chemico - the company is still in business although now they specialise in automotive products.
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1/160 sec; f/8.0; ISO 200
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A series of promotional items for the fictional brand of RedMane and it's limited edition Baijiu celebrating the year of the horse - 2026.
It is 1968. The Summer of Love. Revolution is in the air! But in Stoke on Trent Richard's Tiles Ltd of Tunstall have made Tiling Fun! A double spread ad from a DIY magazine and a period feel to home decor. Richards were a well known manufacturer at the time, having not long acquired Maw's, although they ceased trading some years ago as the industry in the UK contracted and consolidated. Anyhow - revel in those special lugs!
Painted using gouache. See website www.robinmaclean.moonfruit.com/ for additonal illustrations by Robin MacLean
Copyright Robin MacLean 2007.
One could argue that all pasta basically is the same thing apart from its shape. And even though you could consider this to be true, the different shapes and sizes do serve an actual purpose. Depending on the type of sauce you want to serve with your pasta dish, the shapes of the pasta help to absorb the ingredients.
That is why I created a set of illustrations using a distinct visual style using geometrical shapes and a limited colour pallet highlighting the different pasta shapes. Supported by a vivid background colour to help set the different packaging designs apart however ensures they form a strong series as well. As apposed to competing brands who often use the same colour pallet throughout their range of packaging, the Etrusco brand gets a vibrant look despite a nostalgic feel thanks to the use of illustration and typography. This helps to set it apart from the competition, especially on the supermarket’s shelves.
Client: MARS Africa (Masterfoods)
Brand: Royco
Description: A range of pre-made pasta sauces ideal for 1. Packaged in a jug shape pouch with a microwave heat-proof handle.
Agency: ADDC (2003 - 2009)
Tucked away in the presentation tin that was given to the children of Leeds, by the City Council's Education Department, to celebrate the Silver Jubilee of King George V and Queen Mary I found this - the wrapper from one of the bars of chocolate that was in the tin. It's less common to find the paper wrapper - no doubt so many would have been eagerly ripped off and discarded as the content were devoured but some one was a more careful child it appears - one can imagine Alan Bennett being the recipient!
The scan isn't brilliant as not wanting to crush the wrapper, the embossed and silver printing didn't want to play game and lie flat but all the same - a rare treat. Unusually the portrait photographers are credited.
Packaging design for the Tamanohada brand by the well known Japanese graphic designer Ohchi from the early 1950s.
Packaging Designing by Litmus Branding, India's Advertising Agency. We also offer Logo Design, Brochure Design, Packaging Design, Corporate Identity Design services to clients, across the globe.
Oh yes please! I have always adored the very simple and straightforward colour advertising of fruit and Rowntree's fruit pastilles and fruit gums - even the box and packaging designs are simple and, as intended, ooze the impression of colour and therefore flavour! The company issued dozens of adverts in a similar theme for decades.
This was issued as an advert for Harrison's the printers to show off their technical competences.
Sunspots Packaging (Prototype)
Angel Lin, design intern from Art Center, did the detailed work on the packagingdesign with Rob Tow, who suggested incorporating the story board into the package design.
I'm trying to find the periodical I saw this in - a design journal from the late 1950s I think - but it is emblematic of the high standards of design Sainsbury's long had in the field of product and packaging design. The design is I think by Leonard Beaumont.
Packaging of primary and secondary containers for beverages. From the Packaging Design Class of the Communication Design Program at The Milwaukee Institute of Art and Design.
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Packaging of primary and secondary containers for beverages. From the Packaging Design Class of the Communication Design Program at The Milwaukee Institute of Art and Design.
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A fine collection of old leaf teas seen recently in a basement store and showing some marvellous contemporary packaging design. This packet of the Co-Operative's famous "99" brand of tea possibly dates to the mid-late 1970s. It notes that the usual price of 9½p is discounted to 7½p. It also includes details of an offer for Christy's Bath Towels.
Colour plates showing examples of packaging design that form part of the special issue of Das Plakat from Septermber 1920. This again shows examples of sweet and cigarette packaging and cartons.
The top left is another example of design from the Kunstgewerbeschule in Breslau/School of Applied Arts or Arts & Crafts in Breslau (now the Polish city of Wrocław). Upper right and middle are more examples of packaging for the Berlin based confectionery concern of Sarotti designed by Julius Gipkens. On the lower left and right are packets for the Bären company by Hans Forster of Stuttgart. In the middle is a cigarette packet designed by Prof. Ludwig Hohlwein of München/Munich.
Packaging Designing by Litmus Branding, India's Advertising Agency. We also offer Packaging Design services to clients, across the globe.
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The Britannia Electric Lamp Works were based, I think, in London (Park Royal) and appear to have vanished at some point in the 1960s - I wonder who was behind them as they appear to have been founded in the 1920s when the British lamp industry was a rather tight cartel and 'going it alone' wasn't easy. The carton is duly patriotic - Britannia to the fore!