Believe Design Magazine

Believe Design Magazine

Believe Design Magazine featuring great design, architecture, fashion, graphics and innovation from across the globe.

 

Cain Grenade

Cain Grenade is a packaging design for a men's perfume. The container takes the angular form of a grenade, giving the product a strong and bold appearance. Layered gradient colors cover the surface and shift with the light. The outer box is formed with simple, clear lines drawn from antique motifs, creating a calm and elegant look. Several contrasting colors are combined on the box, and a raised and recessed texture is applied to add depth. Bronzing makes the details more refined. The packaging measures 60 mm in width, 55 mm in depth and 120 mm in height.

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Effortless

Effortless is a packaging design for a customized hair care brand. The brand offers more than 300 precise hair care solutions based on hair type, living environment and styling habits. The packaging carries only functional information, arranged in a clear visual order so that function and appearance are unified. The logo uses a humanist sans serif typeface, and the symbol joins the letter E with a precise scale line. A variable grid system based on a ratio of 1 to 1.414 guides each layout. Each package measures 52 mm in width, 52 mm in depth and 190 mm in height.

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Shebude Wine

Designers used a jade pattern from the Warring States Period as the main element of the outer packaging. The shape of bottle adopts the most classic cylindrical shape. The upper half of the wine bottle is plain and transparent, the lower half is striped glass, and the bottom is made of gold in the shape of Chinese mountains and rivers. The silver outer box is printed with Chinese classic patterns. The cutting technique is elegant and powerful and the style is fresh and unrestrained.

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Japanese Sake

This is a special sake design created to commemorate the 180th anniversary of Hasegawa Sake Brewery. 180 years of traditional taste and skills have been passed down through the generations, and the tree ring was used as the main visual to express history and the future. The colors of the entire outer box were inspired by ink painting to express tradition and luxury. The commemorative logo is printed in gold to match the family crest of the brewery. The bottle inside is a contrasting black image. The roughness of the bottle expresses the weight of tradition and technology.

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Hainan Beer

Hainan Beer is a beer packaging design inspired by the landscape and culture of Hainan. The glass bottle carries relief patterns drawn from sea waves, sailing boats, lighthouses, coconut trees and seabirds, and its slim shape supports a one-hand grip. The aluminium can is printed with thermochromic ink, so a postmark pattern appears gradually as the temperature falls during refrigeration. The outer box is made of kraft paper and shaped like a suitcase. The packaging links the beer to local scenery and to a relaxed local lifestyle.

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Snow Zero

Snow Zero is a packaging design for a low-alcohol, low-calorie hard sparkling water. The name Zero refers to midnight, seen as both an ending and a beginning. The infinity symbol on the package expresses the idea of continuation. The figure 0 is rendered with a three-dimensional liquid metal effect to suggest a light and refreshing taste. Illustrations on the bottles draw on pioneer visual art styles for a futuristic look. The water drop shaped bottles can be joined mouth to mouth, so two bottles form a new infinity symbol. Aluminum cans and glass bottles are used.

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World's greatest design teams.

Sometimes you need a very big team of talented designers to come up with truly great designs. Everyday, we feature a distinct award-winning innovative and creative design team. Explore and discover original and creative architecture, good design, fashion, graphics design and design strategy projects from design teams worldwide. Get inspired by the original works by grand master designers.

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