JHDD Packaging Report — 2026.10.17
Fernet-Branca’s limited-edition bottle, reimagined by Austin England in the style of flash tattoos, indicates a shift. This pattern extends across
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Fernet-Branca’s limited-edition bottle, reimagined by Austin England in the style of flash tattoos, indicates a shift. This pattern extends across
Read MoreThe identity for Salt Lick on Salt Creek by Order left one reviewer unsure what the brand actually was, despite
Read MoreWild Lady Eggs, transformed by Kingdom and Sparrow, features rich burgundy packaging with gold foil detailing and illustrations drawn from
Read MoreThe narrative history ‘Monogrammi’ examines the evolution of personalized letterforms across millennia. This detailed look into monograms, alongside the prompt
Read MoreThe identity for Salt Lick on Salt Creek, designed by Order, raises a direct question about what the brand actually
Read MoreBrooklyn studio CENTER’s design for Riff pasta kits, which explicitly encourages users to “go off-script,” reflects a shift in typographic
Read MoreThe wax-sealed caps and illustrated postage stamps on APLOMB’s luxury perfume bottles signify a shift in how brands approach packaging.
Read MoreVrints-Kolsteren’s identity for Napoli on the Road introduces a deliberate mischief to minimalism. This particular approach, where brand identities present
Read MoreBrooklyn studio CENTER crafted a pasta kit box for Riff that explicitly encourages users to go “off-script.” This observation links
Read MoreVrints-Kolsteren’s identity for Napoli on the Road is lauded for bringing a “little mischief to minimalism.” This specific approach to
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