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Branding and Packaging Design for LABONE
abduzeedo0515—22
Matias Funes shared a branding and packaging design for LABONE. For the variety and minimalist design lovers the design inspired by the famous brand “Pantone” offers us a colorful, handmade and 100% organic experience. This design contains a colorful collection made up of three categories of five soaps each. The peaceful “Herbal Collection”, the invigorating “Earth Collection” and the colorful “Fruit Collection”.
EATSY Adaptive Tableware for Visually Impaired by Jexter Lim
AoiroStudio0515—22
We are featuring an industrial design project that is quite intriguing that is totally worth a share on abdz. Introducing EATSY which is an ‘adaptable tableware’ for the visually impaired designed by Jexter Lim. What’s really interesting about this project is the entire process, from the conceptual idea, sketching, prototyping, and lots of testing. We will even get to see the final prototype as a result of the design, it’s really interesting to follow its entire process and seeing the struggle to satisfy a need and how you would respond to that feedback. Make sure to check out the entire project on his Behance.
Together 2020 Poster – Romain Billaud help to Caregivers
abduzeedo0514—22
We were already a fan of Romain Billaud and his incredible work, but now we are even more. In order to help the caregivers in his own way and to make his new poster more meaningful. He decided to print 100 copies of his poster and to donate the profits to the Fondation Hôpitaux de Paris, Hôpitaux de France. It is indeed a super noble act.
OFB – The Complex Lettering Design & Making Of
abduzeedo0514—22
Five years ago Bruno Do Nascimento had the chance to do the Branding for the “Old Fade Bastard” barbershop, now he was contacted to design a custom lettering and paint it on a wall for their new store OFB – The Complex, opened in the beginning of this year. We here at abdz. love some lettering and anything typography related. So of course we had to feature Bruno’s work, especially because he was kind to share a making of vide as well.