Antrepo Design has decided to redesign the product packaging for a couple of known brands towards a simpler, minimalistic and elegant approach. The thing is, their designs in nearly every case are spot on and should be considered by those brands if they want to stand out.
See more after the break.
Archive for the ‘Design from the web’ Category
Minimalist redesigns of the known brands
Tuesday, December 21st, 2010New facebook profiles – creative ideas
Monday, December 13th, 2010Since the introduction of the “5 recent tagged pics” on top of the profiles, there have been many pranks done with pictures of Justin Bieber and other creepy things to lighten up profiles of friends. But one Alexander Oudin managed to squeeze a little more creative juices out of that change. Pretty nice!
Holographic projections come to life
Wednesday, December 8th, 2010And these are apparently not that expensive. Well 4000$ is not cheap, but it’s not millions so we’re sure to see the technology used a lot really, really soon. Take note how thin it is.
Amazing cities made of lego bricks
Tuesday, December 7th, 2010Wow! This is stunning. And it shows some potential for modelling the future of architecture too. Don’t ya think some of the real buildings are a bit too complicated? You can find the images at Flickr searching for “Lego cities”. Amazing stuff!

Japan shows us a glimpse of the future
Saturday, December 4th, 2010Unfortunately japan didn’t win the chance to organize the 2022 world cup in soccer, but their presentation is breathtaking. The amount of new technology that they’re showing is astonishing – on the fly translators, augmented reality and what’s even better a holographic representation of the main games in many other countries. Imagine that – you go to a stadium in your country and you see all the stars doing what they’re doing somewhere in Japan in real time. Well that won’t happen since Japan didn’t win and that sucks because an event like that could push the technology forward. Just watch the video
Doesn’t it always work like that? An event of a totally different kind can push the technology forward so it later can be used for many other things. Rock concerts anyone ?
Apple + News Corp. = The Daily?
Monday, November 22nd, 2010
Apple is pushing forward the magazine revolution by cooperating with news corp. and they want to create a tablet-only newspaper. This is revolutionary and exciting for a couple of reasons. One – right now the tablet papers are “versions” of a regular paper. This one will be completely 1′s and 0′s so less trees will die in the process. Good.
There seems to be a lot of discussion about it recently, but mostly content-wise or about their future plans – i.e. more electronic only but high quality content publications. And yet everyone seems to be missing one point – since we already kinda know how a tablet magazine should look and work in terms of visuals and interface, is it the time for an “apple style revolution” again? Will they invent a tablet newspaper interface of their own, or will they simply base it on the best ones out there (Flipboard). ?
We’ll probably see sometime mid-december. And if the interface will be new it might be a start for A LOT of change coming soon to the tablet publishing industry. Well unless it’s actually any good…
Mixed artforms
Tuesday, November 16th, 2010
Johan Thörnqvist is a guy that mixes drawings and photographs to create what’s not there (or at least not visible to everyone). Adding small cities and characters, he keeps the balance of the drawing-to-photo and the result is simply stunning. See for yourself after the break. Check more of Johan Illustrations at www.snarlik.se
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