When Theory Eleven wanted to release a Grateful Dead themed deck of cards, color and intricacy were a must in the packaging.
Sabine Lenz
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.
Hemp is the hippest kid on the paper block. But beyond the obvious — it makes for a fabulous paper story — there are other factors you want to be aware of before diving deep into these new paper options.
The award-winning Griffiths Brothers Gin actually tells you when it is cold enough to drink. Thanks to a thermochromic varnish, a section at the back of the label turns blue when reaching the optimum temperature. As the label warms up, that blue fades until you return it to the ice box to chill down once more.
Fleurir’s chocolate bar packaging celebrates the fact that each is made with ingredients sourced from a special part of the country.
