Showing posts with label packaging. Show all posts
Showing posts with label packaging. Show all posts
Tuesday, August 05, 2008
Friday, May 30, 2008
Idea: Package design for wine
Wine bottles are heavy and boring. Why not to produce a special wine container in a shape of realistic looking vine grape? Wine lovers can pick individual grapes from the vine and savour the wine by gently pressing the grape in the mouth.
The grape vine packaging is made from special gummy material that can be eaten or not.
The idea also works with strong alcoholic beverages based on grapes, i.e. grape vodka, liquors, etc.
The grape vine packaging is made from special gummy material that can be eaten or not.
The idea also works with strong alcoholic beverages based on grapes, i.e. grape vodka, liquors, etc.
Wednesday, April 11, 2007
Idea: 5 Star Special Edition Books
To (re)publish a book with doodles and margin notes of 5 popular celebrities.
Each chosen celebrity person would be given a "clean" virsion of the book to read and asked to leave his/her comments on the book's pages. Every celebrity would have a different colour in case they write on the same page. The result would be a special edition with comments of all five "stars" in one book - which is a high value bonus in a culture obsessed with fame.
On the back of the book one can see individual Celebrity Involvement Charts showing which parts of the book they found particularly interesting or otherwise.
The idea works particularly well with popular non-fiction books, i.e. personal or growth, or books on contraversial subjects llike climate change.
It works well in a digital format, but having a real "analog" makes it very special.
Click on the example below to enlarge:
Each chosen celebrity person would be given a "clean" virsion of the book to read and asked to leave his/her comments on the book's pages. Every celebrity would have a different colour in case they write on the same page. The result would be a special edition with comments of all five "stars" in one book - which is a high value bonus in a culture obsessed with fame.
On the back of the book one can see individual Celebrity Involvement Charts showing which parts of the book they found particularly interesting or otherwise.
The idea works particularly well with popular non-fiction books, i.e. personal or growth, or books on contraversial subjects llike climate change.
It works well in a digital format, but having a real "analog" makes it very special.
Click on the example below to enlarge:
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