If you had a bit of a boozer over the weekend than this post might make you feel a little nauseous but I just have to show you the UK studio Stranger and Stranger. They’ve found a niche for themselves in making packaging design for alcohol and they do it very well. Just look at the samples below. I fell totally in love with their work for Kraken Rum.
See more: http://www.strangerandstranger.com
I’m gonna do a follow up on last friday’s post on vodka bottles. During my research I found so many lovely booze bottles so I figured I might as well do another, this time it’s top of the pops in the gin department.
You needn’t worry, I haven’t developed a drinking habit from teaching unruly youngsters. But in honour of my new students I’ll do a vodka theme today, after all it is friday and I bet they’ll be celebrating their first week here. But guys, please do so in style! So choose from selected approved bottles below…ohh and if you’re not past the legal drinking age I must insist that you leave my blog this instant!
Another post from Finland today. If you live in Finland you can’t buy booze in your local shop, like in Sweden you have to go to a centrally owned store and get your wine, vodka etc. It sounds a bit shamefull but it’s actually quite alright as the variety of things you can get there is much bigger than it would be in local shop. And it’s even better since Alko (the Finnish version) was recently redesigned to look much nicer. The redesign was done by Aleksi Hautamäki and Anders Nord. Just look at the wonderful features in the spatial design below.
