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Wednesday, February 29, 2012

SWEET TIME | PENELOPE ST-CYR-ROBITAILLE








Source: http://packaginguqam.blogspot.com/

Should we put sugar in his tea? Some would say yes and others yell, "Oh sacrilege." It is true that when you add sugar or milk to tea or coffee, this is obviously to change the taste and therefore it is maybe we do not really like this hot drink. Never mind, respect the good old adage which says that all tastes are in nature and assume that small sugar cube kindly provided in this small package developed by Penelope in my racing course. Sweet Time indeed proposes a new ritual for tea, a little more heat, but so comforting during winter.


Should we put sugar in tea history? Some say yes and others Would Would yell, "Oh sacrilege." Could it just be That One Is Adding Sugar Simply Because He hates the taste of tea? Never mind, lets respect the good old proverb says That All That Tastes are in nature, and lets assume small sugar cube That Beautiful kindly Provided in this small package designed by Penelope packaging in my race. Indeed Sweet Time has proposed new ritual for tea, a little more sweet that is so harsh Canadian winter DURING comforting.

Monday, February 27, 2012

Granny's Secret











Desiged by Peter Gregson 

Granny's Secret is the best line of natural home style food products on Serbian market and Peter Gregson Studio's task was to create a completely new glass packaging and labels for their products.

Since all of our art directors had beautiful warm memories of their grandmas, it didn’t take long to incorporate them into the design. The label reminds of the old fashioned lace work communicating the tradition and luxury simultaneously and emphasizing that consumers will get a premium product. Furthermore, gentle shapes of the glass packaging were chosen to remind the consumers of the warmth and the taste of grandma’s kitchen.
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