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Pennzoil Motor Oil Packaging - This packaging reflects a more consumer friendly label. It separates the oil into different weights using terms that consumers can understand and be more likely to remember in the future. The icons add a humorous visual reference playing off of the mudflap girl, a car culture staple. The cardboard carton makes the oil easier to pour and comes with a disposable paper funnel on the side for extra pouring ease. The paper carton can be conveniently flattened after use.
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Children's Vegetable Packaging - This packaging is intended to give a sense of fun and character to vegetables, an often unloved section of the food pyramid. The personal size of the packaging, allows kids to feel like this belongs just to them, it also makes the veggies more manageable and easy to pack in childrens’ lunchboxes. The characters are fun and have names so they can be easily identified, and the backs of the packages have naked butts, which is the truly the best part.
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cc: JANE DOE Packaging - The packaging and merchandise reflect office culture and the underground, DIY feel of the band, cc: JANE DOE. The CD packaging is roughly constructed from absurd office e-mails. The merchandise packaging is made of inter-office envelopes. Instead of typical concert t-shirts, the merchandise consists of business clothing– oxford shirts, neckties, stockings– all silk screened with cc: JANE DOE references.
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