Brilliant Wine Labels from a Single Sheet of Paper
Brian G Randles — February 28, 2010 — Art & Design
References: notcot.org & medesignmag
All of the amazing designs featured above were created from a single sheet of white paper. I can't even cut in a straight line, much less create something like this.
Design students at the UQAM in Canada created the loose leaf masterpieces with the help of their professor Sylvain Allard. When asked what the goal for the wine design project was, he responded that the idea was to "push the limits of paper."
I think they succeeded.
Design students at the UQAM in Canada created the loose leaf masterpieces with the help of their professor Sylvain Allard. When asked what the goal for the wine design project was, he responded that the idea was to "push the limits of paper."
I think they succeeded.
Trend Themes
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3. Sustainable Materials - Exploring the use of sustainable materials like paper in wine label production highlights the trend towards eco-conscious and renewable resources.
Industry Implications
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2. Art and Design - The incorporation of paper as a medium for creating wine labels presents an opportunity for disruption and innovation in the art and design industry.
3. Sustainable Packaging - The use of paper as a sustainable material for wine labels signifies a potential disruptive innovation in the sustainable packaging industry.
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