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2019 NPCCD Deck Playing Cards

Alexander Chin Playing Cards Packaging Monday, 19 January 2026

2019 NPCCD Deck

The 2019 National Card Collection Day Deck is an interactive package for playing cards. The design is inspired by the palaces of Morocco, with intaglio engravings that mimic carved stonework and geometric patterns. A challenge printed on the side invites the user to unlock the gate. Raising the archway through a keyhole track reveals the first stage. A custom two-way mirror of 30 percent opacity hides a room that appears when light is shone inside. A final reveal shows a repeating lit corridor. The cards are coated with a raised glossy tiling effect.

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Off the Eaten Path Packaging

PepsiCo Design and Innovation Packaging Packaging Sunday, 18 January 2026

Off the Eaten Path

Off the Eaten Path is a packaging design for a range of premium plant based snacks. The snacks combine real vegetables such as chickpeas, black beans and peas in unexpected blends. The packaging gives the brand a united visual identity across every application. The design aims to help the brand stand out within the crowded better for you snack category. A small group of consumers took part in the development process and gave feedback at each stage. Consumer input guided the design decisions and supported a consistent brand experience.

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Sister's Ice Cream

Azadeh Gholizadeh Ice Cream Packaging Saturday, 17 January 2026

Sister's

This Packaging is designed for the Sisters Ice Cream Company. The design team has tried to use three ladies, who are reminiscent of the manufacturers of this product, in the form of happy colors that come from the taste of each ice cream. In each flavor of the design, the shape pf the ice cream is used as the character's hair, which presents an interesting and new image of ice cream packaging. This design, in its new form, has attracted a lot of attention amongst its competitors and has had high sales. The design tries to create original and creative packaging.

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Greyder V Package Design

Musa Çelik Package Design Packaging Friday, 16 January 2026

Greyder V

Greyder V is a shoe box designed to carry and store footwear without a plastic bag. Integrated handles allow the box to be carried by hand after purchase. Two compartments hold the shoes in a V shape, which makes unpacking simple. The V form is inspired by the movement of walking, when one foot passes the other. The box is made from carton using a grinding method, and the materials are recyclable and biodegradable. The compact vertical shape also allows the box to be kept as storage for a spare pair in an office.

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Codice Wine Bottle

Estudio Maba Wine Bottle Packaging Thursday, 15 January 2026

Codice

Codice is a packaging design for a wine bottle, inspired by medieval codices. Codices were handwritten books made before the invention of the printing press, in which the capital letters became works of art. The label is produced on paper with reliefs and stamping and is applied to a Bordeaux bottle. A sheet of sealed vegetal paper wraps the bottle and carries illustrations of the symbols of the winery. The paper is closed with sealing wax at the top, so the content is revealed only when the wrapper is opened.

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The Botanic Raw Honey

Zanas Karenauskas Raw Honey Packaging Wednesday, 14 January 2026

The Botanic

The Botanic is a packaging design for raw honey presented in a 380 ml glass jar. The label is made of dark green uncoated paper and is shaped by multi-level debossing and a die-cut hexagon, a form that recalls the honeycomb. Matte silkscreen and clear gloss foil elements add contrast to the dark background. A double-sided folded hangtag carries the product description. Each jar is closed with a wooden lid made by hand from linden wood, the tree whose nectar is gathered by the bees. The design reflects the purity of the raw honey.

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