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“I recently did work for a start-up tea & coffee company in downtown Manhattan. They were on a very tight budget and needing everything to be printed from their standard 8.5×11 printer. One particular challenge of branding them was the packaging for their line of teas. They had over 20 teas in 6 varieties, each with their own unique description, health benefits, and brewing instructions. Needless to say, it was a fun challenge in “real-world” information design applied to packaging.

I can’t decide which version of the label I like better.

Obligatory Dieline post.

Cheap and delicious.

All three of them are cute, aren’t they?

“I wanted the packaging to create ‘stand out’ on the shelf, and to form a dialogue that can evolve with the brand overtime….”

Mission accomplished.

Packaging para bombones.

Milk packaging from Romania.

The Jewellery Packaging made as minimalistic as possible, pure and crisp, elements of white and ecological materials – to bring forward the organic shapes of the jewellrey. To mark the packaging we used the letterforms of the logotype die cutted in the boxes and stationery.

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Paul Rand via No Barcode