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Unconventional Sleep Aids Are in Vogue, and They’re Designed To Chill You Out

This story is part of our Weekend Reads series, where we highlight a story we love from the archives. It…

Packaging design

Cruelty-Free? Don’t Believe All the Cute Bunny Labels

I recently invented a skin-care oil that is guaranteed to make you look 20 years younger.  It is a revolutionary…

Form Factor

How to Build an Entire Brand Identity Around a Squeeze Bottle

Like Go-Gurt before it, the playful ethos of olive oil brand Graza, which launched earlier this year, is defined by…

Design History 101

How the Occult Shaped Branding’s Obsession With Color

In 1928, The Saturday Evening Post, then the US’s most popular illustrated weekly, heralded “The New Age of Color.” The…

Form Factor

There’s a Clever Strategy Behind the Flash of Fireworks Packaging

The packaging design of fireworks is at once easy and hard to ignore. As a category, it’s just loud enough…

Form Factor

How Do You Make Meatless Meat Cool?

In May 1998, a Portland-based veggie burger brand took a risk. The earnestly named Gardenburger spent $1.5 million dollars on…

Design + Music

How Iconic New York Duo Suicide’s Sleeve Designs Match Their Sonic Extremism

Suicide was a band so punk that even the punks hated them. Formed in Manhattan, New York City in 1970,…

Design + Music

How Faust’s Sleeves Pushed the Limits of Record Design

When Faust released its debut album in 1971, it pushed the limits of the avant-garde in pop. For the record…

Happy Hour

These Products Are Proof of 2021’s Weird and Wacky Packaging Trends

Over the past few years, what’s unusual has become the norm in packaging design for consumer goods. Custom fonts, characters,…

Happy Hour

Trippy Packaging Brings the Next Wave of Mind-Altering Products to Life

In 1964, Timothy Leary first used the term “set and setting” in reference to psychedelic drugs, the idea being that…

Design + Music

Art Punks Liars on Dada Inspiration, Pornographic Embarrassment + Multimedia Albums

In the latest of our Under the Covers series looking at records and their design, we spoke to some of the…

Happy Hour

Seeing Stars, Spirals, and 90s Minimalism

How do you like your drinks? Sustainable? Functional? Merely hydrating? This month’s picks offer more than anyone really needs, but…

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Branding

Unconventional Sleep Aids Are in Vogue, and They’re Designed To Chill You Out

This story is part of our Weekend Reads series, where we highlight a story we love from the archives. It…

Packaging design

Cruelty-Free? Don’t Believe All the Cute Bunny Labels

I recently invented a skin-care oil that is guaranteed to make you look 20 years younger.  It is a revolutionary…

Form Factor

How to Build an Entire Brand Identity Around a Squeeze Bottle

Like Go-Gurt before it, the playful ethos of olive oil brand Graza, which launched earlier this year, is defined by…

Design History 101

How the Occult Shaped Branding’s Obsession With Color

In 1928, The Saturday Evening Post, then the US’s most popular illustrated weekly, heralded “The New Age of Color.” The…

Form Factor

There’s a Clever Strategy Behind the Flash of Fireworks Packaging

The packaging design of fireworks is at once easy and hard to ignore. As a category, it’s just loud enough…

Form Factor

How Do You Make Meatless Meat Cool?

In May 1998, a Portland-based veggie burger brand took a risk. The earnestly named Gardenburger spent $1.5 million dollars on…

Design + Music

How Iconic New York Duo Suicide’s Sleeve Designs Match Their Sonic Extremism

Suicide was a band so punk that even the punks hated them. Formed in Manhattan, New York City in 1970,…

Design + Music

How Faust’s Sleeves Pushed the Limits of Record Design

When Faust released its debut album in 1971, it pushed the limits of the avant-garde in pop. For the record…

Happy Hour

These Products Are Proof of 2021’s Weird and Wacky Packaging Trends

Over the past few years, what’s unusual has become the norm in packaging design for consumer goods. Custom fonts, characters,…

Happy Hour

Trippy Packaging Brings the Next Wave of Mind-Altering Products to Life

In 1964, Timothy Leary first used the term “set and setting” in reference to psychedelic drugs, the idea being that…

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