Branding and Packaging: Hya-Joint
Posted: January 14, 2013 Filed under: Health, Fitness & Beauty, Logos & Branding, Packaging | Tags: Art, branding, Branding News, clinical, design, graphic, graphic design, identity, logo, logo news, logo-type, news, opinion, packaging, packaging news, review, richard baird, typography, visual identity Leave a comment »Design studio Artentiko has recently published images of their latest visual identity and packaging project for Hya-Joint, a medical product – formulated from hyaluronic acid – developed to treat the pain of osteoarthritis, a common disorder which is the result of long-term wear and tear to the joints. Artentiko’s solution infuses the conventional, clinical neutrality and utility of ample white space and sans-serif typography with the soothing qualities of a cool colour palette, soft form and a raised gel-like print finish.
Packaging: Healgel
Posted: October 9, 2012 Filed under: Health, Fitness & Beauty, Packaging | Tags: branding, clinical, cosmaceuticals, cosmetics, design, effective, graphic design, grid, Healgel, opinion, packaging, packaging news, pastel, Pentagram, typography Leave a comment »HealGel is a range of high quality skin care products, originally created to aid the repair of post-operative scarring, developed by actress Natascha McElhone – a dermatological biochemist – and a team of cosmetic surgeons. Taking its cues from what looks like medical forms and stat charts, international design agency Pentagram, led by Domenic Lippa, developed a new packaging treatment that delivers a sense of ‘pure information’, fact and clinical effectiveness through grid-based layouts, boxes, a geometric sans serif and slab serif combination softened by a pastel colour palette across a white substrate. It is a distinctive and unique design solution that avoids cosmetic conventions in favour of hard science, a direction that manages to resolve the themes of technological and scientific systems, medical processes and everyday routine with a reductionist, communicative and utilitarian functionality.
Packaging: Casa Bosques Chocolates
Posted: June 4, 2012 Filed under: Food & Drink, Packaging | Tags: Art, chocolate, clinical, cocoa, design, graphic design, label, Mexico, minimal, news, packaging, sans serf, Savvy, scientific, typography 6 Comments »Casa Bosques is an initiative, founded by Mexico based design studio Savvy, to develop a variety of seasonal and sustainable products through a collaborative process across multiple disciplines. The initiative’s first product line, a range of 12 chocolates inspired by the months of the year, were created by master chocolatier Jorge Llanderal using high quality Ecuadorian cocoa fused with spices selected by experts.




