

We spotted this on Graphic Statement and thought it was a great idea. The “portable USB flash drives made from molded paper pulp, this inexpensive, credit-card-sized data pack is a fast, easy way to share large files.”
See the original post here.


We spotted this on Graphic Statement and thought it was a great idea. The “portable USB flash drives made from molded paper pulp, this inexpensive, credit-card-sized data pack is a fast, easy way to share large files.”
See the original post here.
While we do not speak fluent french, and can not fully understand this video, what we do know is that this project combines all of our favorite things into one: candy, cool design processes, candy, and awesome packaging. We hope this makes you hungry like it did for us. See original post from thedieline.com here.
Here is some unique packaging from a new subscription service called V3 – “a luxury service for men that delivers a thoughtfully curated collection of objects to subscribers’ doorsteps.” We like the “retro” domino’s style box design and the fold out passport piece. See the original post on thedieline.com.

So we have noticed a trend on finding new ways to show Chevron. These images are from J.Crew’s new window, and below are images from Moss Bros London featured on retailstorewindow.com. It’s great to see that this pattern is still trending strong and that stores are getting creative with their adaptations. Also, be sure to check out our last post on Chevron from Banana Republic.
Club Monaco has come out with these awesome wall pots and filled them with greenery. The hanging effect really adds interest and the green provides a refreshing splash of color to the windows and draws your eyes in. Very well done.

This is hilarious, so we had to share. A little surprised that this concept hasn’t come to fruition until today. What a great idea for designers and color enthusiasts alike. See the original post here on the dieline.com.
Here is a unique shoe packaging design for One Percent. A blend of wood and laser cutting, chip board, and color make this packaging pop. More pictures and the original story can be seen here over on Lovelypackage.com.