
I discovered these nice additions to the Jones line at Panera this evening. I really enjoy the semi-brushy translucent illustrations. It communicates fresh and fruity without overdoing it. My only caveat is that the Jones Soda labels are so iconic in their DIY simplicity, while these are much more considered in their design. Do they feel truly Jones as a brand? I don't know. But nice design? You bet.
Some closeups of the illustrations after the jump.
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There are so many stylish new drinks on the shelves these days, with packaging and flavors vying for attention. Enter Wild Bunch & Co. Although I haven't tried these drinks yet, I have to wonder what will prove to be better: the packaging or what's inside?
UK-based Wild Bunch & Co. makes a line of fresh pressed power drinks. Interesting juices like Beet It, made from beets, are very healthy and definitely unusual. The spare layouts show off the beautifully colored contents in bottles that are so well-formed, they need no adornment.
Branding and packaging by Seed.
via ReubenMiller
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Sawdust by Taylor Kunh
Chelsea Market Cooks' Tools by Vicky Kyriakopoulos
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Cranky Pants by Valerie Courtney

Stony Grove by John Quijano
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More designs from the recent FIT graduates:
Fruit Beer by Alosha Shkolnikl

Naga by Yaching Yu
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I have been thinking about adding a student work section to the site for awhile now, then Kristin Kohlmyer, a recent graduate from FIT, emailed me with some amazing packaging work of about 11 of the 20 recent graduates. The packaging design program at fit is a 2-year intensive program with courses such as packaging design, production, sustainability, resourcing, model making, and portfolio. I will be featuring their work over the course of the week starting today. With great work such as this it is no wonder that most of the graduated already have jobs. Congratulations graduates!
akira by Kristin Kohlmyer
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