that b milk from the other page gonna be a bitch at the manufacturing to get that thin sticker strip applied right as it would have to be hand applied. i do love it though.


i like the copy on the brooklynfare stuff "it's as medium not a grande"

Dzmitry Samal designed a unique concept for beverage cans. The shape is much more geometric - featuring facets, instead of the familiar smooth round cylinder we're used to. The new can design utilizes a process called impact extrusion, a process where an aluminum slug (solid piece of metal) is pressed at a high velocity with extreme force into a die/mold by a punch. via: t'dieline, innit

nicko said...Stealth cans!

where? ; - )

by Mayday

Can i just say Coke's rebrand back to two tone, no gimmick, clean lines design is actually a classic.

more clearspring stuff, nice eh?

can these go here?

proposed toy safety warning labels:





i was particularly taken with "The manufacturer of this toy will urge you to quickly eliminate the packing materials this toy is shipped in. They will claim that this is for the sake of your child's safety, when in reality what they are concerned with is the very real possibility that the packaging is more interesting than the toy."


oh yes..

ffffound must be borked

meh? wrong font?

what i REALLY like about these (besides the re-useable aspect), is that the neck isn't too small to get a "bottle brush" into for cleaning.

now THAT is teh shit

http://www.raw-edges.com/

Ko Yang

...the innovative milk box also indicates the freshness of your milk by changing into different colors. As time passes by, the white box will gradually change into dark orange. And when the milk box is totally orange, it means that the milk is expired.

so when the package is only half orange, just drink the milk at the top? errr, wait...

i'm not so sure i fancy a cup of that, to be honest :/ hehe

These old beer cans are awesome. Especially the ones that look like cans of Brasso

black rebel motorcycle club - album package design

Student Work from Kevin Angeloni

chris said...
Student Work from Kevin Angeloni

the sweet whimsy of this made me smile. beauty happened.



this bit did me in.


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i'm not sure if i see the real functionality of this; it surely would save on packing peanuts, though.




by Patrick Sung via Yanko Design

via Tuvie

Valvoline Oil Can Shirt
Promo piece designed to embody the history of the Valvoline brand (hence the “throw back” 50’s-era can design) while giving gearheads a practical (and pre-oiled) shirt that they could wear proudly while wrenching in the garage on the weekend.

pretty





from Ah&Oh Studio