DesignType: Product & packaging design

By Paolo Lim

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Lim has used a typeface to compose a design pattern and continual theme. Images have been placed inside the typeface varying in warm colour tones. The grungy cream background adds character.

By Sidney Lim

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Lim designed papers bags, that questioned what they would say if they could talk to us. He came up with the phrases LOVE ME, POSSESS ME. He used white block capital letters aliened in thick white lines, in the middle of the bag which creates a light wash against the light brown background. To emphasis this theme of love and nurture, branches have been used to weave their way though the words. An effective solution that conveys meaning and purpose.

By Magdalena Giannelis

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"I created Sweesy for my final school project. Sweesy is a new brand of products with Stevia Extract. Sweesy Chocolate is one of us. Sweesy is for diabetics people or for people who want to eat better " - Magdalena Giannelis

A fun, happy chocolate packaging for Sweesy dark chocolate. A clean white has been use for the exterior packaging with the fun sweesy logo in a bubble. Different colours has been used to identify different flavours of chocolate. Two variations of font have been used with different line weights used for the cover display text. This emphasises words such as WHITE, LOVE and CHOCOLATE, important descriptions to draw to the buyer attention. Smaller font variations have been used as sub headings to describe the chocolate further. This warm design continues within the interior of the packaging with fun linear patterns of shapes. This is an effective use of typography, colour and shape to represent a branding theme relevant to its product.

By Nick Emrich

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Nick has used a minimal, clean style to convey a identifiable visual identity for the PINE-SOL brand. He has used a white thin text for the label and used a pine tree to replace the 'I', a creative combination of text and image. This is a successful logo as it stand out on the bright coloured backgrounds. A traditional typeface with defined serifs has been used for the body text illustrating a vintage look. A defined text alinement and use of borders and line also contributes to this clean, vintage style, relevant to the products purpose, a cleaning agent.