I always look forward to special customized Christmas packaging that oozes the joy and warmth of the season. Panera’s 2011 holiday packaging by TOKY Branding + Design does just that using original illustrations and the fuzzy feelings that come along with the festive season.
This is happy bright shiny design at its best.Plus it’s crazy detailed too.Introducing, Fernando Volken Togni.
If only we could all have such penmanship. Betsy Dunlap has mastered the art of the handwritten word with dreamy calligraphy donning invitations and envelopes, giving it an old world vintage feel.
Botanical Bakery’s packaging designed by David Brier for DBD International has a great balance of rustic design and modern minimalism. Quite a stand out on the shelves of today’s supermarket no?
I truly believe that. All the little things are the most beautiful. Same goes for illustration. When I draw, I make the little things matter. A fantastic example that embodies this philosophy is the work of Mattias Adolfsson.
Think life science research institute and I bet uber gorgeous chalk illustration doesn’t come to mind does it? This is how art can make everything interesting.
VIB is a life sciences research institute in Belgium. For their fifteenth anniversary, their entire event branding was designed using chalk and a huge blackboard. More than 200 large chalk drawings were illustrated and used in 9 books.
The Epica awards, “Europe’s premier creative awards,” were recently handed out. The above campaign, by Spillmann/Felser/Leo Burnett, Zurich, won the press Epica d’Or. No wonder.
