Freakbox Espacio Creativo

La creatividad es el término que definiría a cada uno de estos ejemplos. La combinación de colores que los conforma es impredecible, sus construcciones son complejas, divertidas y completamente únicas y la meta en común es lograr sorprender a los consumidores y lograr la compra de estos productos.

No importa la estructura, la simetría, la paleta de tonalidades, la tipografía, ya que en este proceso de diseño todo se vale. La meta es innovar en toda la esencia del empaque con la mayor cantidad de elementos creativos posibles, sin importar el estilo y sólo enfocando la atención a darle una gran personalidad a los productos, por medio del estuche que los contiene.

En esta ocasión te traemos algunos de los ejemplos más creativos en el rubro de diseño de empaques. Estamos seguros que cada una de estás imágenes te serán de gran inspiración para el desarrollo de tus próximos proyectos y diseños.

Nike Trainer Box

Naoto Fukasawa Packaging

Dumbbell Packaging

Fruit Juice Cartons

Weird packaging for Weird Clothing

warming little things

Chocolate Pills

ARCADIA organic tea

Very cute milk package

PORTO NOVO COFFEE PACKAGE

Milk Chocolate

KEEN FRUIT

theDieline.com: The Leading Package Design Blog

Frusion

yummy

Science VS Witchcraft CD Case Design

Anyone Seen These? Coca-Cola Ornaments

Mama Quilla by Camille Forget

Student Spotlight: Meg Eaton Ice Cream

12 Inches

Azita’s lovely package

Askinosie Chocolate

Doritos

“This project was based on one of the YCN briefs where they asked from designers to create a totally new packaging concept for Doritos. Unfortunately, when I saw the brief the deadline was very close, but nevertheless I developed it. The shape and the texture of the Doritos chips are used as the base of this packaging concept.”

“What’s good about the form of the packaging is its structure which can keep the chips closed after opening. Below you can see a scaled-down model of how this works.”

“Currently I’m developing illustrations which can replace the textured solid colors. I also invite every designer interested in collaboration to create illustrations of his own. I have prepared a template which you can download it below. I would like to see what you will come up with. Feel free to post solutions to this Facebook group.

Pop Corn

“In 2008 Anni Nykänen [of Packlab] won four awards for her Popcorn concept. Three of them European student design awards at the IOP: Student Starpack Awards. The Gold, Best in Show Award, Marks & Spencers / Korsnas Frovi Sponsored Award as she helped PACKLAB. Lahti Institute of Design to win the Eric Dickens Award for the second time in 2008. Months later her packaging picked up a 2008 Honorable Mention at the Worldstar Student / Packaging Design Competition (International) Award.”

Infuzion

Student work -david baertz

“The Protector product line is based on the idea of creating beauty products for men, who don’t want to be metrosexual. A few years ago, the media started to proclaim the “new masculinity”, for example Burger King (e.g. the “men’s academy”). Regarding this fact, is designed the “protector series”.

It was made for men, who care about their outer appearance but don’t want to be metrosexual. The name “protector” itself sounds very masculine, because it implies, that there is something to be protected from. The claim “energy & health” stresses the sector of the product and mediates power and vitality. The synthesis of “clean” and “masculine” is also shown in the design of the products. The “male aspect” is embodied by the industrial form (gas bottle, oil barrel).

The “clean aspect” can be found in the relation to chemistry. The hexagonal forms represent chemical bondings. The color blue was chosen, because of it’s relation to both “male” and “technical” associations. Target group: Upper class males, 20-35 y.o.”

Fruit Drinks

INQ1 Phone

Designed and illustrated by the very famous Yuko Shimizu. She is a freelance illustrator based in New York City and an illustration instructor at School of Visual Arts. Newsweek Japan has chosen her as one of "100 Japanese People The World Respects" in 2009.

At INQ we make a new type of handset - the Social Mobile - designed for the way people communicate today. The services we’ve built into the device are there to be used, and not sit stranded and unwanted in some obscure sub-menu.

Communication is at the heart of everything we do. We express this in our brand through one of its most striking and creative aspects: art. Not in any lofty way, but in vibrant and streetwise forms: illustration, comics, film - whatever we like really, whatever catches our eye.

With the INQ¹ box we wanted to create an object of beauty - something to cherish not chuck. All too often, packaging needs up in landfills, or recycling bins at best. While we’d like people to keep it, use it and treasure it.

When we design our handsets we remix and edit internet services so that the play best on a mobile. Similarly, we remixed the idea of a box and made it into a place to display artwork. The box art, and the illustrations on the help cards, come from people whose work we really like.

Dumbell Sports Drink

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The Dumbbell Sports Drink designed by Jin Le. I love this bottle design. The bottles can be filled with the water or electrolyte infused sport's drink, each bottle weight scant 0.5 kg. After you drink it up, you can also fill it into water or sand to make your dumbbells.