Retro packaging

Packaging and brand identity design for a pop-up picnic service with a retro vibe. Playful and vintage branding by Mia Dellore Design Studio.

Can’t tell if this is retro-packaging or they are selling new retro products, but I want all of them. Seems you can still buy them here and/or here. [Found here.]

Venus in Use

Transport yourself back in time with a retro diner themed design project that will have you craving milkshakes and jukebox tunes. Channeling the vibrant colors and playful fonts of the 1950s, this design captures the essence of nostalgia and diner magic. From checkerboard patterns to vintage signage, every detail is carefully crafted to evoke a sense of fun. ___________ #graphicdesign #retrodesign #brandidentity

Candy Brophy has reimagined Lean Cuisine’s packaging with a nostalgic twist, aptly named “Lean Cuisine Rewind Dinner Design.” This concept combines retro 1980s aesthetics with modern packaging needs, creating a unique blend of past and present for the frozen food aisle.

Inspired by beer packaging of the 1980s, the nostalgic packaging leverages a traditional beer label form, script type, and ornate borders, all wrapped in patriotic red, white, and blue. A look that writer Emily Sundberg described as evoking, “Reagan/Bush’ 84/Marlboro.” The packaging design lets Not Beer provide a more seamless, mainstream replacement for traditional alcohol than other sparkling waters.

Coffee has primarily come in a pouch for a long time, but there’s always just been something about a tin. People have collected them for storage for ages, and at some point in the past decade, a prominently displayed can of Cafe Bustelo became trendy in millennial and Gen Z kitchens. We’ve noticed brands have […]

Branding, Graphic Design, Illustration

Concept retro packaging for Dribbble Weekly warmup. Retro pattern, combined with 70s typography and muted color palette. #70s #packaging #retro #pattern #design #retropattern #70stypography