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This Doritos Bag Turns Into A Spider-Man Suit

June 24, 2019 by Chris Durso

Are your Spidey senses tingling, Dorito fans? Even if you haven’t been bitten by a radioactive spider, but crave some nacho cheese, as we all do, Incognito Doritos should be in your lunch bag.

The packaging looks rather unassuming at first glance. However, rip it open and a legit Spidey costume is available. Just try not to get too much orange dust on it.

Swing over to IncognitoDoritos.com to bid on this limited edition Incognito Doritos bag. You can also try to snag a bag by tweeting @Doritos with hashtag #IncognitoDoritos and #entry.

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Filed Under: Daily Links Tagged With: doritos, marvel, packaging, spider-man, superheroes

Mosaic Artist Fills Potholes With Yummy Treats and Food Packaging

October 18, 2018 by Chris Durso

The last time that we checked in with mosaic artist Jim Bachor, he was filling potholes throughout Chicago with ice cream.

Over the past few years, Jim has continued his work of improving streets and communities with more ice cream mosaics, unmistakeable food packaging and other treats. Bachor has even taken his talents to the streets of cities across the U.S. and abroad.

Bachor’s shop has prints and original works available, even a piece that showcases and old-school Swanson TV Dinner. We assume that he did the dessert first.

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Filed Under: Daily Links Tagged With: bachor, city, ice cream, mosaic, nyc, packaging

Um, This Ketchup Is Kinda Racist

August 1, 2018 by Chris Durso

There’s a new packaging concept for Fat Tomato Ketchup that comes in two varieties, red and yellow. The yellow version uses yellow tomatoes to pay homage to ketchup’s Asian origins, while the red is proud of its use of American tomatoes.

The packaging by Czech firm, MAISON D IDEE Prague, created fun characters with creative use of 3-D rendering, and… wait a minute… Is that a Native American tomato? Hold on a sec… Did they… Is that an Asian person as a yellow tomato? Wow, that went off the rails pretty quickly.

The designers, while explaining their use of the characters, provide such a genuine lesson in ketchup history and origin, that it’s hard to get angry at their obliviousness.

“We were delighted that we could connect the yellow packaging with a oriental character of the tomato. Finally at least something points to the origin of this beautiful westernized word ‘ketchup’. This word of a sauce made of fermented fish or mushroom paste (sources differ) was brought to Europe by sailors (most likely under Eastern Indian’s influence) from China on the turn of 18th century.”

Of course, this concept wouldn’t make it past a sketch pad in the U.S. What do you think? Cute, forgivably ill-advised, slightly racist, or all of the above?

via packaging of the world

Filed Under: Daily Links Tagged With: graphic design, ketchup, packaging, tomatoes

Pantone Spices Are A Match For Your Meals

June 20, 2017 by Chris Durso

If you’ve ever needed to color match your herbs and spices to a particular meal, Pantone Style Spices are here to help.

Brought to us by Hungarian art director, Peter Bakonyi, the minimalist packaging adopts the color of the spices within, and is designed to look like a Pantone swatch.

[link, via designtaxi]

Filed Under: Daily Links Tagged With: graphic design, packaging, pantone, spices

Polluted Water Popsicles Are No Treat

June 7, 2017 by Chris Durso

To draw attention to Taiwan’s water pollution issues, art students Hung I-chen, Guo Yi-hui, and Cheng Yu-ti created Polluted Water Popsicles.

Although the sight of a popsicle stick makes people want a tasty frozen treat, these are not meant to be eaten. The polluted popsicles were made after the students collected actual water samples throughout Taiwan.

The dirty water was then preserved in resin, along with anything that was floating around in there — including bottle caps, wrappers and other random garbage. Yuck-sicle!

[link, via Colossal]

Filed Under: Daily Links Tagged With: design, food art, packaging, polluted, popsicles

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