Believe Design Magazine

Believe Design Magazine

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

 

Cong Tai Baijiu

Cong Tai Baijiu is a commemorative packaging design for a Chinese spirit released for the year of the rat. The main motif is drawn from the door catch of traditional Chinese architecture, referring to the rat as the first zodiac animal that opens the year. The inner label combines the forms of a rat and a coin to suggest wealth and good fortune, while the outer ring uses a radiant pattern for a lively effect. The bottle is made of ceramic with a marble texture and is finished by water transfer printing.

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Moutai Group's - Taiyuan ZHI

Taiyuan ZHI Yuanyi is a liquor bottle packaging design created for the Moutai Group. The design departs from the established Moutai style and keeps only the familiar bottle shape, which is enlarged and made taller. Water is the central theme, since liquor is described as a water that carries emotion. The surface shows a seawater and cliff pattern drawn from ancient official robes, together with traditional auspicious motifs. Waves, standing stones and clouds suggest happiness and long life. The decoration is baked onto the glass bottle.

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Flower to Flora

Flower to Flora is a packaging design for a flower tea from Xishuangbanna, Yunnan Province, China. The illustration combines a peacock, a leafy tea tree, local flowers and a girl who lives in the rainforest. The scene shows a harmonious relation between people and nature. The illustration colours are taken from the ethnic costumes of Xishuangbanna. The outer box is made of black special paper with a tree texture and is finished with printing and bronzing. The box measures 340 mm in length, 120 mm in width and 240 mm in height.

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Saintly Flavours

Saintly Flavours is a gourmet food gift set that targets the consumers of high-end shops. Following the trend in which food and dining have become fashionable, the inspiration for the project comes from 2018’s Met Gala fashion theme of Catholicism. Jeremy Bonggu Kang tried to create a look that catches the eyes of the high-end shop consumers, using the ornate and traditional etching style of illustrations to represent the rich tradition of art and high-quality food making in Catholic Monasteries.

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Love&wash

Love&wash is a packaging design for a range of laundry products, including washing powders, washing gel, capsules and stain remover. The concept expresses care through a simple metaphor of clothes that embrace each other. On the label of the powder for colored fabrics, an orange T-shirt and a denim shirt hug. The letters of the logo are pressed together to repeat the same idea. Background colors separate the products, while blue typography suggests freshness and purity. The packaging is made of cardboard and plastic, and biodegradable materials are planned.

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Happy Ginger Ale

Happy Ginger Ale is a packaging design for a ginger beverage sold in aluminum cans. Each can measures 115 millimeters in length, 66 millimeters in width and 66 millimeters in height. The main visual is a hand drawn illustration of four characters named Ginger Man, Ginger Lady, Ginger Grandma and Ginger Kid. The four figures represent men, women, older people and children. Each character holds a can and shows a satisfied expression. The simple and lively style aims to build an emotional connection and to invite consumers to taste the ginger flavor.

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