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Such beautiful packaging here. Lets take a stand and only create things like this from here on out—who’s with me? These ammunition cartridge packages were done for Eley, Imperial Metal Industries in 1966. They were done at Service Advertising Co. Ltd., in London by artist David Mawfod and Art Director John Harrison.
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GAP Studios designed this beautiful package for the GAP 1969 concept store in Kingly Court in 2009 as a celebration for their 40 year heritage. The collection included exclusive denim, t-shirts and other designer collaborations. The actual packaging isa 12 inch Gap 1969 record sleeve as seen above. This design is beautifully similar to these Tonpress polish record sleeves.
After searching for a while I wasn’t able to come up with any other images of this package. It’s a shame because there were only 69 units sold.
Image via Lovely Package.
Neal Fletcher designed this intriguing spaghetti package while in his second year at the University of Central Lancashire. I find this packaging particularly interesting in the sense that it divides up serving size. I find this helpful as I constantly over do the serving size every time when I make spaghetti.
When large typography and monochrome color combine, I fall in love. This is without a doubt, one of my favorite package designs this year. The product, Ms men by Mesoesthetic, was designed by Espluga + Associados a Barcelona based design group. If anyone from Mesoesthetic just happens to be tuning in I would love to get my hands on some of this product.
Some wonderful black & white packaging designs from an unknown source. I wish salt sold in Seattle was packaged as beautifully.
