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33.

PACKAGING & FONTS: when typography meets graphic design.

April 30, 2012

Erik Vantal  Graphics / Packaging

For a number of years already, we sometimes see packaging whose visual is made of typographical elements only, which gives it a vintage look.

Read more. BEA Typo Sepia 1
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PHILADELPHIA Milka, make today delicious !

March 27, 2012

Erik Vantal  Packaging

Chocolate cheese paste:
a blow-by-blow description…

Read more. BeA Philadelphia Sepia
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PANTONE 2012 : Tangerine Dream

January 31, 2012

Erik Vantal  Branding / Graphics

Pantone announces that the colour Tangerine Dream will be the trend of the year 2012.
When you think about this, choosing an energetic colour full of the vitamins we all need today, could well be perceived as being somewhat cynical.

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A flop is not necessarily a flop, especially if it is linked to a flip.

December 14, 2011

Erik Vantal  Packaging

This time of year, it is more common to talk about prestigious packaging developed for the holiday season. However, I have chosen to talk about a design packaging of a range of wines from Southern California: the «flip-flop wines.

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Lu & Dulux: do a rebranding and end up looking exactly the same…

November 30, 2011

Erik Vantal  Branding / Graphics

1955. Raymond LOEWY designs the logo of the company Lefevre Utile. His simple, powerful and excessively contemporary graphic design captures the essence of the LU brand.

Read more. LU Sépia 2
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Spa waters, back to origin

November 11, 2011

Erik Vantal  Packaging

In the shops, the shelves generally consist of a number of varieties of one and the same product. It is essential the buyer can clearly see the distinction between those different varieties.

Read more. Spa reine logo Sépia
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