Here are two great package designs inspired by animals. First is a soy milk package that looks like the original package milk comes in .... an UDDER ! This package even comes in a soft package that can dispense milk from each udder AND it hangs in the store on a hook for maximum udder effect. Wow! Do you have any clients that would even think of producing that? I guess they do in Russia - a design company - www.kian.ru designed this one. Way to go!
Topics: Branding, Packaging Design
Baltimore, Maryland can boast a long-standing expert in custom packaging design in Catalpha. For over twenty five years Catalpha has been providing high quality marketing and design content to their clients.
Topics: Packaging Design
If you watch 'Rules of Engagement" on CBS, then you might have seen our package design. This past Thursday's show featured a scene of David Spade entering the apartment of one of his many girl friends and there it was! A Cosmic Cat - cat carrier on the shelf!! Yes - we did it! And here it is for you to see.
Topics: Packaging Design
Here is an article written by Aaron Wall, a well-know Search Engine Optimization professional and author of www.seobook.com. This article is the first succinct bit of info I found that wraps up how you should approach your SEO projects and why you're doing it that way. It's a short read and one that I'll pass on to my clients. Read and enjoy....
Topics: Online Marketing, Marketing, Design
Here's a website we recently redesigned for a Baltimore business that makes and sells custom made air filters. This site was badly in need of an upgrade. Take a look and enjoy.
Topics: Design
It's always nice to see an article on the importance that design plays in an ad's attention getting factor, it's readability and it's overall success. So even though I didn't write this, I'm passing it along. This describes how we look at all projects whether they are an ad, a mailer, an email or a package.
Topics: Online Marketing, Advertising, Marketing, Packaging Design, Design
We are asked frequently, "How do I get a UPC Barcode?." The answer to that is something my parents always said - ..."It depends." Well, in your case it depends on where you are going to sell your product and how many products do you plan on having. Here's an article from the Wall Street Journal that explains it pretty well:
Topics: Packaging Design