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Cool and Unusual Packaging // Sandwich Packaging
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Heffer’s latest blog. :-)
My best friend from home recently paid me a visit in Nantes. We had such an amazing time! It was so nice to see a familiar face, and even better she came bearing gifts of Cadburys, Mini Eggs, and Walkers! WIN. If there is any food item I miss from Britain it has to be individual sized bags of…
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Ministry of Sound’s D&AD brief set the challenge of producing three typographically focused A2 posters to promote their iconic Saturday Sessions nights in London. The poster needed to convey a clear idea of the music and the location of the club.
With the London Underground being a famous function of the city, elements of the iconic tube map were brought into the poster to firstly emphasise the club’s location, London, and create a sense of a journey the night takes you on.
Map lines form the lettering of ‘Saturday Sessions’ and split each night of the month into a seperate route for the viewer to follow. Boroughs and areas of London at the head of the poster connect together at the top of Saturday Sessions to suggest the city unites every Saturday at Ministry of Sound and vibrant colour has been used to represent the strobe and lighting which accompanies an underground club night
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A packaging concept for a 21st CenturyScotch whisky brand that challengescategory convention and rituals andappeals to an international femaleconsumer.
I named my whisky brand “friskii”. I called it this as I wanted the whisky to appeal to the females who like to work and play hard. The definition on frisky is “energetic, lively and playful” which I think describes my brand perfectly. The two i’s in friskii come from the fact Scotch whisky is double distilled, so the i’s represent double.
The design on the back of the bottle is on the inside of the bottle too, this is then seen when you look through the front of the bottle, leaving the design to distort through the liquid.
I wanted the whisky to be sold with serving suggestions or cocktails, so on the back of the packaging there will be a “friskii cocktail”. Different cocktails will come out as part of special edition bottles and packaging.
