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Smoothies Food Branding by Andromachi Kakava
Smoothies Food Branding by Andromachi Kakava
Smoothies Food Branding by Andromachi Kakava
Smoothies Food Branding by Andromachi Kakava
Smoothies Food Branding by Andromachi Kakava

Iron Packaging · 2024

Smoothies Food Branding

by Andromachi Kakava

  • A' Design Award 2024 in Packaging
  • CLIENT: ABC Design Communication
  • Estimated Number of Design Views: 14,014
  • Verification code AA7AF5B25C · Verify this award
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About Smoothies Food Branding

In a world that is constantly on the move and time is pressing, Jean Paul Lab smoothies respond by cycling in six packs full of fun and great flavors. Cyclists become the symbol of freedom. In all seasons they move unconventionally boldly, discovering ways that fill their lives with pleasure, just like the taste hidden in smoothies. It's time to let go and travel to the magical world of flavors of Jean Paul Lab following the routes of pleasure.

About the A' Design Award

Smoothies Food Branding is an Iron A' Design Award winner, a prestigious recognition granted to good designs that meet the professional and industrial requirements expected from well-designed creations. Iron winners demonstrate great skill, high specialization, expert understanding, and creative capacity of their creators. Smoothies Food Branding is expected to be a highly regarded, admired, and cherished creation that is practical and innovative. This Iron A' Design Award-winning design integrates industry best practices and has competent technical characteristics linked with know-how and talent. Smoothies Food Branding is respected for its thoroughness and is designed to provide quality of life improvements that help make the world a better place.

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Unique Properties
The placement of Jean Paul Lab Smoothies in prominent places in the catering and bar areas even if they are not directly related to the consumer become a creative vehicle so that Baristas displaying them during the summer season increase sales, readability, as well as the branded demand of Smoothies Jean Paul Lab.
Dimensions & Packaging
Label: Width 110mm x Height 160mm
Tags
smoothies, jean paul lab, vintage, packaging
Production Technology
The visual rendering of Smoothies Jean Paul Lab
conquered the catering and Bar experts by gaining Brand recognition, prominent placement as well as branded demand from consumers, changing the data as a wholesale product.
Design Challenge
The challenge and objective for the creation of six packs of Jean Paul Lab Smoothies was to win over the baristas with their appearance, to be placed prominently in the store area and to create branded consumer demand. Jean Paul Lab Smoothies are wholesale and their location is usually in places not visible to the consumer.
Research
Jean Paul Lab wanting to present a product that is usually not visible in the windows of bars or cafes, put this consideration to ABC design looking for a proposal that would bring it out of obscurity and place the smoothies outside the hidden shelves of the premises focus.
The solution was a subversive image, different from other competing products, attractive to the viewer and accepted by all, with humor and an emotional approach.
Cyclists, they were chosen to be the ambassadors of the flavors of Jean Paul Lab smoothies.
Cyclists unconventional, from another era, carefree, designed as engravings that playfully enjoy life, demystifying today's fast-paced life by proposing delightful moments with the taste of unique Jean Paul Lab smoothies.
Inspiration
In order to achieve the goal, the packaging had to be designed based on an idea, so as to create an aesthetically appealing image.
The visual approach was based on the concept of the engraving with six different cyclists going to cool off and enjoy the six flavors of Jean Paul Lab Smoothies.

The figures - engravings - of men on bicycles amuse the viewer with their movement and aesthetics.
Common to the entire range are the stripes that create a visual play of movement with the different colors
Project Duration
The project started in April 2020 in Athens and finished in July 2020 in Athens.
Operation Flow
The vintage aesthetic of the packaging is complemented by the logo with the font that refers to the style of the 30s.

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