Packaging infographic

Product & packaging design have a big impact on the experience a customer has with your brand. Here are 5 best practices to help you achieve synergy between them.

Creative Agency: Flying Whities Ltd3D renders: Andrew Martis Designer: Tim GibsonTechnical design and print assist: Ben Johnson.Project Type: Produced, Commercial WorkClient: Garage Project Location: Wellington, New ZealandFan-favourite brewery Garage Project was launching a special project - trialling a set of brand new hop varieties developed by Plant & Food Research and New Zealand Hops. Hops…

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Visual Identity and Packaging Design for Josephine's Spices. Handcrafted, gourmet hot sauces, inspired by West African cuisine.

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This month Swedbrand prepared an infographics with some of the most important symbols often seen on packaging. Nowadays numerous labels appear on lots of everyday items, therefore understanding these packaging symbols is crucial for a consumer. Each symbol has a specific meaning; usually they are simple and easy to understand.

When it comes to packaging, way too often the graphic design is done independent of the structural design. In fact, more often than not, graphic design agencies are given a structure (designed by another firm) with which to work. In this outstanding example, the integration between packaging graphics & structure is 100% seamless. Clearly, the structure and the graphics were designed holistically -- rather than one preceding and leading the other -- the way it should be.