The creator of this concept for 'Art Pop' Krylon spray paint cleverly seems to use the product itself to make an eye-catching label. Student designer Alexandra Mojica actually illustrated paint blobs onto each canister, setting colorful backdrops for the text on each pigment variety.
Part of a packaging project, this small product range includes three hues with punchy names that were dreamed up by Alexandra. Violet Burst, Green Rumble and Blue Barrage are marked with differently shaped blotches that resemble the results of single and sustained spritzes of a can, rendering irregular shapes that are surrounded in specks. Clean, white backgrounds offer an ideal blank-slate effect.
While so many spray paint brands have pretty wordy and overworked labels, this paint blob strategy is different. The idea is successful for separating this product from competing ones, but it's also quite consistent with contemporary graphic design tastes. Minimalism and splashes of color are currently global favorites.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Minimalist Packaging
- There is an opportunity to market products with minimalist packaging designs that stand out from competitors.
- Innovative Labeling
- Companies can use innovative labeling techniques, like utilizing the product contents, to create unique and eye-catching packaging.
- Contemporary Graphic Design
- Product packaging that incorporates the current global trend of minimalism and splashes of color can appeal to consumers.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Graphic Design
- The graphic design industry could incorporate the concept of using product contents to create innovative packaging and branding.
- Spray Paint Manufacturing
- Spray paint manufacturers could leverage innovative labeling techniques to make their product stand out on the shelf.
- Consumer Goods
- Companies in the consumer goods industry can develop minimalist packaging that incorporates current trends in graphic design to appeal to a wider audience.
