Packaging Design for a Beverage—Amazing project results from 2nd Year students

This was the 2nd year students' first foray into package design for a beverage. They also had to create a way to market it, and write it up. This project was a great way for them to showcase their illustration as well as think about how to make a product enticing for the targeted demographic of consumer.

Check out some of the amazing project results from IDEA Grad 2022! Shown above: True Nature Botanical Gin Packaging by Jonathan Pachkowsky (IDEA Grad 2022). Instructor: Vida Jurcic.

Abigail Aries

Packaging Design: Tea Garden Lemon Iced Tea

Alina Sandu

Packaging Design: Hera Wine Beverage

Celia Palomar Robisco

Packaging Design: 3:30 Gazpacho

Coralie Mayer-Traynor

Packaging Design: Avalon Milk

Elizabeth Lin

Packaging Design: Grapes Begone! Strawberry Fruit Wine

Janelle Momotani

Packaging Design: Yellow Dog Brewing Co.

Joyce Chan

Packaging Design: The Forbidden Fruit Sparkling Wine

Katrina Lashmar

Product Packaging: Legado de Gallo Tequila

Katrina Lashmar

Product Packaging: Legado de Gallo Tequila

Rocio Palomar Robisco

Packaging Design: Nevermore Wine

Talia Rouck

Packaging Design: Awful Philosophers Beer

Tina Trinh

Packaging Design: Fruiza Sparkling Strawberry Juice

Emma Harris

Packaging Design: No Fun Beverage

Emma Harris

Packaging Design: No Fun Beverage

Marina Subach

Packaging Design: Becherovka Ad

Marina Subach

Packaging Design: Becherovka Ad

“IDEA School of Design—Bachelor of Design in Visual Communication at Capilano University—is a career-oriented program for the next generation of creative professionals, with concentrations in branding, illustration and interactive design. We’re located on Canada’s beautiful west coast in North Vancouver, British Columbia.

Capilano University is named after Chief Joe Capilano, an important leader of the Squamish (Sḵwx̱wú7mesh) Nation of the Coast Salish people. We respectfully acknowledge that our campuses are located on the unceded ancestral territories of the Lil’wat, Musqueam, Sechelt (shíshálh), Squamish and Tsleil-Waututh Nations.”