Believe Design Magazine

Believe Design Magazine

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

 

Yingjiagong Baijiu

Yingjiagong Baijiu is a packaging design for a Chinese distilled spirit. The shape of the Dabie Mountain is used as the main design element. Traditional Chinese ink painting and line drawing are combined to form the mountain image. A large area of white space is applied, and green is the main color. The outer box is made of plastic to reduce cost and allow recycling. The bottle and the cap are made of ceramic with a sprayed finish. The box measures 136 mm in length, 116 mm in width and 290 mm in height. The design presents the natural fermentation setting of the distillery.

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Xin You Ran Baijiu

Xin You Ran Baijiu is a packaging design for a Chinese liquor released for a zodiac year. The main visual image combines Chinese calligraphy with landscape painting. The bold outline of the calligraphy is joined with the spatial depth and fine detail of the painting, so the two art forms read as one image. The theme is Hai, the sign of the pig in the Chinese zodiac. Paper, ceramic and wood are used together to express Chinese cultural character. The box measures 180 mm in length, 150 mm in width and 320 mm in height.

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Milk Baobab Baby Skin Care

It is inspired by milk, the main ingredient. The unique container design of the milk pack type reflects the product characteristics and is designed to be familiar to even the first-time consumers. In addition, the material made of polyethylene (PE) and rubber (EVA) and the soft characteristics of pastel color are used to emphasize that it is a mild product for children with weak skin. The round shape is applied to the corner for safety of mom and baby.

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Jiu Ming Tang

Jiu Ming Tang is a gift packaging design for Chinese liquor linked to the Dragon Boat Festival. The outer box is made of environmentally friendly paper and shaped with a hot pressing process. A red seal refers to a traditional Chinese wish for good luck. The seal is torn open and the box unfolds like a scroll, which invites interaction. The plain outer surface contrasts with colorful festival illustrations inside, creating a strong visual effect. The design brings traditional festival elements into a modern package to support cultural identity.

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Si Te Baijiu

Si Te Baijiu is a packaging design for a Chinese liquor. The packaging is decorated with the Baoxiang Flower, an ancient Chinese pattern that carries the meaning of treasure and long life. The pattern is combined with bold oriental colors to form a contemporary Chinese aesthetic. The package is made of special paper and silk cloth, and the front side is produced with a weaving process. The product name is presented on a metal card. The bottle is ceramic with a roasted flower finish. The package measures 165 mm in length, 135 mm in width and 320 mm in height.

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Jianlibao Wepop

Wepop is packaging designed for a sugar-free fruity sparkling water. The PET bottle has a simple shape that becomes narrower towards the top. A silk-screen matte film gives the surface a stable grip and a soft feel. The typeface uses a pixel effect, and each character is split into separate strokes that act as building blocks. Fruits are illustrated in a pop art style, with contrasting colors of high purity marking the four flavors. The packaging aims to present a healthy drink to young consumers.

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