每次外帶速食店套餐的時候，曉慈都會把餐點放進自己的購物袋，然後飲料再自己另外手拿，因為把整個套餐全放在紙袋裡實在很不好攜帶，飲料也容易翻倒～最近有個學生設計師Seulbi Kim因為感受到這樣的不便，
Agency: Sheli KupermanSchool: Shillington CollegeCourse: Certificate IV in DesignTutor: Frances Gray and Rebecca HulmeProject Type: Student ProjectLocation: Melbourne, AustraliaPackaging Contents: …
由於工作型態的改變，現在的外食人口越來越多，而隨之產生的包裝垃圾也多，對地球造成極大的負擔，要如何能做到環保但又能維持人們的基本需求一直是眾人關心的議題，來自美國的設計師Ian Gilley 便設計一款可將漢堡、薯條、蘋果派、飲料通通裝在一起的外帶盒，不但減少包裝的浪費還能讓你邊走邊吃呢！這個仿造一體成型概念的外帶盒由生物可分解的環保紙質做成，利用最小的體積將打包所有的餐點，大幅的減少了一般傳統速食外帶包裝上的浪費。 最下面一層是放飲料，而杯蓋可以當成漢堡盒的底座。 漢堡盒的左側空間可放蘋果派和薯條，將左側蓋上蓋子後就可以翻過來變成漢堡盒的上蓋。 而吸管可以從飲料杯的側面插入，用來固定漢堡盒的
Descubre “Cajas para street food”, un proyecto de selfpackaging. La comunidad de la Clase Creativa.
Get Ya Yum On make grain free bread mixes. They are not like any other grain free bread mix company though. We love them and we are sure that you will love them too. So here are our 5 reasons to buy Get Ya Yum On bread mixes: 1. They donate 50% of profits to SVSG The Samoa Victim Support Group (SVSG) is an independent organisation the house, teach and care for children who have been victims of abuse. Get Ya Yum On see the wonderful work that the SVSG are doing and have decided that 50% of all the profits from the bread mixes go towards sponsoring these children. They hope to change the lives of these children by providing them with freedom, hope and a future. 2. They are healthy Get Ya Yum On bread mixes are all natural. The bread mixes contain no preservatives. All natural sugars are used in this product to give it the delicious taste. The bread mixes are grain free and are also gluten free. The recipe can be changed to be dairy friendly, vegan and even suits the paleo diet. 3. They are easy to make Who has time to make bread that requires you to wait around while the dough rises? I know I don’t. Yet the aroma of fresh bread coming out of the oven makes me crave for homemade bread. Get Ya Yum On bread mixes are the easiest bread that I have ever made. You add four other ingredients to the mix and you are ready to bake. It is that simple! 4. They taste amazing I can’t pick out a specific flavour of Get Ya Yum On bread mixes that is my favourite because they are all so delicious. With four different flavours you are sure to never be bored with your bread selection. There is the fruity Raisin Cinnamon Spice which is delicious covered in chocolate hazelnut spread while it is still warm. There is the Pesto Herb and Garlic which is unbelievable as a side to any pasta. I love to eat the Chia Linseed Bread with bacon jam at breakfast and the Tandoori Spice will ensure your life is never dull. 5. They are Part Samoan, Kiwi and Aussie Made in Australia. Designed by Kiwis. For the love of Samoa. Get Ya Yum On bread mixes are made in Australia but the mixes themselves are designed by Kiwis. The creators are Jo Linney, Jeremy Faumuina and Shelley Gibb-Faumuina. The creators have set up this business with the sole purpose of helping Samoans by supporting the work of SVSG. Yet their work reaches out to Australians by sourcing Australian ingredients for the bread mixes. Get Ya Yum On could have picked any organisation to assist them with their packing of their product, but have made a conscious decision to use the not for profit Brite Industries. What is so different about Brite Industries? Brite Industries train and employ people with a disability and also those who are finding it difficult to find a job. Buy your Get Ya Yum On bread mix here.
a packaging design concept for the qubic store located in auckland, new zealand, aims to inspire and excite consumers in an avant-garde way.
This is a concept, which was made for a big young family with two or more children, where the youngest one is a toddler. They have experience of survival in the country house. The family also has experience in large purchases and housekeeping.
CLIENT : peakfarm DATE : 2020
This is a great 1970's candy box from Meiji featuring the classic Kimba characters. This one is so pretty! This comes from the "Munktiki Collection", a large lot of consumer goods packaging saved and stored by Californian Paul Nielsen during the 1970's. A collection I recently acquired and will be documenting here. For more on Paul's current activities, check out www.munktiki.com.
Designed by kissmiklos, Hungary.Photos: Márk SomayTrafiq – Club, restaurant, barOur goal was to create an image that revives the vibe of the late 19th – early 20th century, while also reinter…
Wear your drink! Pick a design, then beads or lanyard colors and get your Sip On! Fast and FREE Shipping within the United States. Ages 3+
