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Chronically Healthy, an online community for people with invisible illnesses, launched a range of essential-oil rollerballs intended to support relaxation, sleep, energy, pain relief, and general wellbeing. The blends include chill, snooze, zing, ache, and bleh, and are made with therapeutic-grade oils and fractionated coconut oil sourced from sustainably and indigenously grown plants.
The Dieline marks National Tequila Day with a roundup of 16 favorite tequila packaging designs. The brief introduction encourages readers to celebrate with salt and lime, while the supplied content does not identify the individual brands, designers, or projects included.
Gustavo Paiva created conceptual branding and packaging for Büffel Beer, a local beer beginning its first production in Belo Horizonte, Brazil. The identity uses typography inspired by late-medieval Gothic calligraphy and a buffalo icon, drawing on the Dutch meaning of the brand name to convey strength and magnificence.
DIELINE names Consolidated Container Company its Job of the Week. The company presents itself as a major provider of rigid packaging, custom design, supply-chain fulfillment, and diverse manufacturing services, with more than 2,400 employees across over 55 locations.
makebardo designed packaging for The Changer, a preservative-free syrup intended to be mixed with rosé to make wine. The article highlights the pack's glistening metallic elements and sleek appearance, presented on a glass bottle.
Kouki & Co designed conceptual packaging for Sound Bites, a proposed food company centered on sonically infused eating experiences. The concept responds to Oxford University research suggesting that surrounding sounds can affect perceived taste, positioning sound-enhanced food as a possible future food trend.
Swedish agency Pond Design partnered with Absolut Vodka on a rainbow-flag bottle edition for Pride. Unlike Absolut's previous Pride-related limited releases, the bottle was intended as a permanent expression of the brand's long-term support for the LGBTQ community.
Eme Design Studio created aluminum can packaging for Ode Brewing, a brewery and eatery in El Paso, Texas. The work draws on the city's industrial and rustic character through texture, color, and transparent cans that expose the beer and reference the openness of local residents.