Sabine Lenz

When Theory Eleven wanted to release a Grateful Dead themed deck of cards, color and intricacy were a must in the packaging.

Helms Workshop captures the eclectic vibe of Austin, Texas, perfectly in its lighthearted and laid-back brand for Alvies Boots.

When the sale of THC-infused products was legalized, St. Paul’s Studio On Fire created sophisticated packaging for this new market.

Take a look at this colorful hot foil stamped and embossed Beatles-themed playing cards set from Theory11.

Colordruck Baiersbronn embraced a now-familiar technology, and a little sleight of hand, to create a one-of-a-kind chocolate box.

The makers of Redbreast Irish Whiskey collaborated with BirdLife to launch this limited-edition Project Wingman Bird Feeder.

For a powerful example of print design, look no further than this attention-grabbing packaging for Kállas First Press Olive Oil.

The “less is more” philosophy of classic sports cars is celebrated in this gift packaging for Cult Car Colors, a line of nail polishes.

This Italian pastry shop changed its brand to promote high quality ingredients and the hand-crafted nature of its unique sweet treat.

When selling a bourbon that pre-dates the Civil War and flowed during Prohibition, you want your packaging to express its rich past.