Communication Arts Design Annual Highlights Wine Packaging
Posted by Jennifer Cheng on June 12th, 2008Pushing five decades of excellence, Communication Arts is the preferred publication among Creatives searching for inspiration, information and award winning ideas. Every year, Communication Arts carefully selects the best of the best creative introduced throughout the passing year and presents it to the rest of the world in its single annuals. Currently, there are five individual annuals uniquely dedicated to advertising, design, illustration, photography and interactivity.
Frequenting the glossy pages of last year’s Design Annual No. 48 is the packaging of several wineries around the world. Listed below are the awarded companies.
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Mark Lynch, Designer
Keith Smith, Creative Director
Damien Mackey, Production Artist
Nick Bungey, Project Manager
Perks Design Partners (Melbourne, Australia), Design Firm
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Bill Westbrook, Writer
WORK Labs (Richmond, VA), Ad Agency
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Connie Birdsail, Creative Director
Aline Kim, Illustrator
Kimberly Orton , Project Director
Lippincott (New York, NY) Design Firm
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Luciane Zorzo, Creative Director
Zorzo Design Estratégico (Porto Alegre, Brazil), Design Firm
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Cyclone Design (Vashon, WA), Design Firm
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Michael Osborne, Creative Director
Michael Osborne Design (San Francisco, CA), Design Firm
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Parallax Design (Adelaide, Australia), Design Firm
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Bernie Hadley-Beauregard, Creative Director
Belle Mellor, Illustrator
Tim Brockholm, Production
Brandever (Vancouver, Canada) Design Firm
Communication Arts: Design Annual 48 November 2007. Pages 7, 13, 14, 20, 22.
June 15th, 2008 at 8:10 am
Jennifer -
What do you see as the essentials in creating a great wine label?
Richard
June 17th, 2008 at 11:00 am
Hello Richard,
There are several elements to consider when designing a wine label and/or packaging. A few fundamental principles of design include typography, color, balance and hierarchy. Creating harmony within these design principles while ensuring the unified design properly represents the brand are most essential.
Thank you,
Jennifer
October 15th, 2008 at 11:51 am
Jennifer,
Is overall packaging taken into consideration, such as innovative sustainable design?
~*~Marsha