TheDieline.com: Package Design

Studio Spotlight: Irving & Co.

 

 

 

 

 

 

A wonderful selection new work from London's Irving & Co.

See a lot more after the jump.

Frantz & Ivy

Frantz & Ivy is a new family bakery, with identity and packaging designed by Fay K. Pal.

The story of the Frantz & Ivy brand is one of seemingly unconnected personalities coming together. Juxtaposition, if you will.

Frantz is French, Ivy is British. She is an independent feminist who likes yoga, surrealistic art, and admires Frida Kahlo. He is a phenomenal confectioner and he likes — well, most of all he likes Ivy. Not exactly a normal conventional matchmaking, but somehow it works and love is in the air.  [...] Same way their cookies and cakes are. ...

This duality is manifested in the brand identity — straight-laced typography partnered with whimsical illustrations. Frantz and & Ivy are depicted a quirky cartoon couple, transforming the owners into brand mascots. The clean black-and-white feel uses CMYK (and occasionally, brown) to identify certain products, and to bring in a bit of color, of course.

Check out more examples of the bakery's packaging and branded materials after the jump.

Studio Spotlight: Moxie Sozo

 

 

 

 

 

  

We feature Moxie Sozo's work from time to time, so you've probably seen some of these projects before. Nevertheless, we thought we'd pull together an official studio spotlight and show them off altogether, plus some that we haven't featured before.

See lots more after the jump.

EatPastry

EatPastry is a vegan cookie dough designed by Colorado based Moxie Sozo. Because it is vegan you can eat it raw!

Organic Honey

A great concept sent into us by Marcel Buerkle, whose Quick Fruit we previously covered, this time for an Organic Honey. Many more images after the jump!

Student Spotlight: Emily Kowzan

Emily Kowzan designed some really nice packaging while studying at SVA. She studied identity and packaging design under instruction of Louise Fili, a world-famous and award winning identity and packaging designer. What a great privilege! You can definitely see Louise's influence in Emily's work. I really like the Lasera wine above, and the twist-wrapped sweets below.

(One more design after the jump.)

Cricket edition Marmite

I found it interesting that in Australia Johnnie Walker released a cricket edition can and in England we have a very similarly designed commemorative Marmite package. I would be interested to see which one came out first. Is it a case of great minds think alike?

Tienda Herbario

Designed by Columbia based Noblanco:

"Tienda Herbario is a little shop of Herbario Restaurant in Medellin, Colombia; there sell conserves marmalades, sauces, marmelades. The client buys one of each of them in a box that preserves an protects the products.

The labels are all of same size to reduce costs and the box is printed with silkscreen. Big bottles were printed with 'pad printing' technique thinking in a decorative after-use."

More images after the jump.