Often pet products go under the radar where packaging and labeling are concerned. We’re bringing them to the forefront this week and taking a look at inspirational designs that can influence your own. These designs also incorporate other methods we’ve looked at such as humor and use of characters in packaging design.
Packaged Pets Designed By Maria Mordvintseva-Keeler
Packaged Pets Designed By Maria Mordvintseva-Keeler
These packages don’t actually sell a product. In fact, they sell the pet itself. By placing these products on the store shelf near mouse traps, pharmaceuticals, and toys, it prompts the customer to consider adopting a pet from the pound. It’s a humorous message paired with a bold image of the animal which is ready for adoption. It’s an innovative way to draw attention to pets looking for their forever home.
Doggie Dazzle Toy Packaging Designed By Mathilde Solanet
This dog toy packaging gives the illusion a dog is biting down on it. These puppy eyes are bound to sell some toys! The label of the logo in the center is another eye-catching detail because the simplicity of the design fits perfectly with the rest of the packaging. The creative use of photography allows the customer to envision their own pet using the product.
Vitale Pet Food Designed by Sergey Grigoryan
This line features images of dogs personified to symbolized a more human version of the phrase, “man’s best friend.” These quirky characters range in breed and style. The vintage, black and white aesthetic makes it so that the coloring of the product compliments the rest of the package no matter what. The look of the dog could also imply the age appropriate for the item in the product line.
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