The idea of this project is to sell emotions through a product. I selected a mix between a concoction and vodka. The concoction is a fruit blend that contains emotions such as love, sadness, happiness, fear and anger. The Mixed Emotions cocktail evokes an emotion and changes your attitude according to your preference.
When Cervecería Boliviana Nacional entrust Adrián Pierini with this project, they were not just asking for a design, but they were instead giving him the great responsibility of recreating the image of a product intimately attached to popular feeling.
Available in April, Depend Underwear in Colors and Prints is the first product in the adult incontinence category that looks and feels like regular underwear and greatly reduces the anxiety and stigma associated with incontinence and the traditional white diaper.
The underwear itself, along with the packaging, includes separate masculine and feminine colors that offer more discretion. The packaging moves away from the obvious Depend branding in a 18-count package to a new 6-count package with clear cellophane that mirrors regular underwear. From the consumer point of view, we’ve learned that any packaging design that makes the product look more like traditional underwear – rolling them, smaller Depend logo, different colors – rather than white-diaper absorbent underwear will greatly influence their buying decisions and their improve their anxiety levels while in store.
This series was for a wedding where the invitations were their family tree and so i used a tree to represent their marriage as it grows threw the years.
This series of bottle labels are for a wedding where the theme of the wedding was birds. Using birds as my inspiration, the 1st anniversary bottle showcases blue birds to represent the blue sky ahead and the newness of the marriage. The 5th anniversary bottle uses green birds to symbolize the growth of the marriage. The 10th anniversary bottle uses orange birds to represent the years and seasons that have passed.
Richfield Vineyard is located on a crossroad outside Tenterfield, in the New England wine-growing region of New South Wales, Australia. The vineyard is situated in a small, sheltered area of well drained soil and has produced such excellent fruit that it was soon referred to by the property’s owner as his ‘pocket of gold’. The idea of this small area of prized land was the inspiration for the packaging. The labels feature a simple graphic aerial view of the crossroad with the vineyard represented by a matt, foil, gold square. Each different wine features the crossroad and vineyard but the placement on the label changes as though the vineyard has been approached from a different direction
Packaging design for a bath & body range with 6 variants, fragranced with 100% natural essential oils
Scanwood is Denmark's largest manufacturer of wooden kitchen utensils, selling their products in Europe and the Middle East. Scanwood wished to communicate the fact that their products are made through an environmentally friendly process and are of course also made from all natural materials.
By adding the package design a few very simple effects, the Scanwood brand and payoff: Designed in Denmark, made by Nature - comes to life, draws attention to the products and tells the story about sustainability and nature in a modern and appealing fashion.
This branded story is now visible and understandable across all different markets and languages giving the consumer an added experience and a sense of buying a product that grows straight out of the ground.
