Believe Design Magazine

Believe Design Magazine

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

 

Tang Chao

Tang Chao is a packaging design for travel tea. The small square box holds tea bricks in a compact form suited to travel. The box is built with a tenon and mortise structure, so no glue is needed. Bamboo is used for the box, and kraft paper is used for the outer packaging, which keeps the cost low and supports an environmentally friendly result. A ring buckle and a lanyard allow the box to be hung, held or carried. The rounded corners can also press reflex areas on the hand, a practice drawn from traditional Chinese medicine. The box is reusable.

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The Tea

Pony Pack Tea is a gift packaging design created for premium tea. The concept follows the long history of tea making, in which traditional methods are preserved and combined with modern production management. Chinese characters written in the styles of different periods are layered on the surface to express quality carried across time. The set includes a box and a canvas bag closed with a tightening rope knot. Simple textured paper is used, with screen printing, bronzing and embossing. The forms recall tea columns and tea cakes.

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Bakers Dozen

The Baker's Dozen Egg Carton is a reusable molded pulp carton that holds 13 eggs. The eggs are arranged in two rows of four with a row of five between them. The carton is made of 100 percent recycled paper, using the traditional molded paper fiber method. Large packing machines handle even numbers of eggs, so the 13-egg carton is intended for small producers who pack eggs by hand at farm stands and farmers markets. A debossed logo keeps the surface smooth, so farmers can add their own labels.

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Xiaohutuxian Xinyouran

Xiaohutuxian Xinyouran is a packaging design for liquor bottles. The box is shaped like a bamboo slip, the writing surface used in ancient China before paper. The box opens in the same way as a bamboo slip book, so opening the package recalls opening a book of wisdom. Inside, a pair of Chinese ink paintings shows a range of mountains, a traditional symbol of wisdom. The mountains are drawn with two-dimensional codes, joining Chinese culture with modern technology. The package is made of cardboard and measures 150 by 120 by 300 millimeters.

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Have Fun Duck Gift Box

The "Have Fun Duck" gift box is a special gift box for young people. Inspired by pixel-style toys, games and movies, the design depicts a "food city" for young people with interesting and detailed illustrations. The IP image will be integrated into the city's streets and young people love sports, music, hip-hop and other entertainment activities. Experience fun sports games while enjoying food, express a young, fun and happy lifestyle.

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Shiwanyubingshao

Shiwanyubingshao is a packaging design for a Chinese liquor. The design uses the lion dance, a traditional Chinese performance, as its main visual theme. The bottle is made of glass with a black transparent sprayed finish, and the bottle shape is based on ancient Chinese wine containers, with gilded details. The outer box is made of black special paper with a stamping process. An illustrated lion head is placed on the top of the box. Opening the box reveals the lion head color and adds a sense of ceremony to the act of drinking.

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