Eduardo del Fraile is a graphic designer born in Valladolid, Spain. He has specialised in corporate identity, packaging and the design of books.
His portfolio is full of strikingly beautiful design work. And furthermore his website is worth a visit solely because of it’s many original features.
Via Changethethought
Gorgeous packaging and campaign for Issey Miyake’s PLEATS PLEASE collection.
Designed by Taku Satoh Design Office.
Via Oh Joy!
This project by Chinese designer Daizi Zheng truly proves that packaging is everything!
The ‘Stereotype’ series of food packaging were created from the observations on personal behaviors. Using the recognizable stereotype packaging would make people feel more physically and physiologically connected with those daily objects.
Via Dezeen
Here’s a little treat for Swiss Army Knife enthusiasts.
Uhmm … a Swiss Army Knife made out of Chocolate. I really love the simple packaging design and that it looks identical with the original Swiss Army Knife.
Via Lovely Package
Now this is a cigarette packaging that tells it like it is. Brilliant!
By R.J. Reynolds.
Via Likecool
Now why don’t we have milk packaging like this in Denmark?
The beautiful illustrations for this packaging of Cravendale Milk is made by illustrator Sanna Annukka. See some of her other lovely illustrations here.
Via The Dieline
This pretty packaging for Japanese apples caught my eye. It’s only made for two apples so it’s a bit over-packaged, but still pretty though.
Designed by Sara Strand, Sweden.
Via Lovely Package
Brilliant packaging idea for such an ordinary thing as spaghetti. It’s designed by Alex Creamer, a student at the University of Central Lancashire in the UK.
Via The Dieline
Hahaha … how funny is this packaging design for Rellana Wool? And why haven’t anybody thought of this before? The only ‘but’ could be, that I don’t think men are the primary target for this kind of product. But hey, it made me look!
Designed by Ogilvy & Mather, Frankfurt.
Via The Dieline
For the first time ABSOLUT dares to face the world completely naked. This october ABSOLUT will launch a limited edition bottle with no label and no logo, to manifest the idea, that no matter what’s on the outside, it’s the inside that really matters.
Beautiful!
Via Lovely Package
Happy Forsman & Bodenfors is a swedish design studio located in Göteborg, and which I infact have been to visit in person. I remember that I was highly impressed by their collection of packaging design that was displayed in their office.
So today I stumpled upon their design of Falksalt salt at the packaging blog Lovely Package, and that made me want to share some of the other great stuff Happy Forsman & Bodenfors has designed.
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