Vaportwave inpsired PC case with pink and blue led lights and vaporvwave inspired artwork on the front panel of the case. The PC is on wet concrete with pink and blue lights arond the scene wtih a black Dodge Challanger in the background.

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Vaportwave inpsired PC case with pink and blue led lights and vaporvwave inspired artwork on the front panel of the case. The PC is on wet concrete with pink and blue lights arond the scene wtih a black Dodge Challanger in the background.

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Vaportwave inpsired PC case with pink and blue led lights and vaporvwave inspired artwork on the front panel of the case. The PC is on wet concrete with pink and blue lights arond the scene wtih a black Dodge Challanger in the background.

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[Tazo Tea Packaging]

When conceptualizing was taking place there was new hype about Cyberpunk 2077 because of the tie-in anime that was released. The vaporwave/future aesthetic was on the mind and we try to capitalize on that social interest. At the time, Fractal had just released the Pop cases and with our great business relationship with them we were able to get a case pretty quickly. We wanted to use some vaporwave aesthetics because we felt there was a lot of overlap between vaporwave and the cyberpunk design. I believe the katakana on the glass, the framework city scape on the removable front panel, and the neon light-esque fans are just enough to convey the overall aesthetic while also not overdoing it.

Company

Tazo-School Project

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[Tazo Tea Packaging]

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YEar

2018

Collaborators

[Tazo Tea Packaging]

[Tazo Tea Packaging]

[Tazo Tea Packaging]

[Tazo Tea Packaging]

[Tazo Tea Packaging]

[Tazo Tea Packaging]

Tasked with redesigning product packaging for a school project, I wanted to break away from the standard box design. While looking up green tea packaging, I noticed nearly every photo featured small white mugs. This sparked the idea to use the mug as inspiration for the box shape itself. Using my origami background, I created a die-line that added a resealable lid and a top window to view the individual tea bags, all while keeping the necessary product information intact.

Tasked with redesigning product packaging for a school project, I wanted to break away from the standard box design. While looking up green tea packaging, I noticed nearly every photo featured small white mugs. This sparked the idea to use the mug as inspiration for the box shape itself. Using my origami background, I created a die-line that added a resealable lid and a top window to view the individual tea bags, all while keeping the necessary product information intact.

Company

Tazo-School Project

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Packaging Designer

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YEar

2018

Collaborators

John Vigil

Photography

Type

Packaging Design