Packaging Materials : Wood / Synthetic Materials /Paper /Textile / Leather / Metal.

By:

Sendpoints

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Sendpoints 2014Description: 268 pISBN:

978-988-12943-6-4

DDC classification:

741.6 SID-B-9882

Summary: This is the ultimate guide to packaging materials for designers the standard work. The elements presented are fully comprehensive and magnificently presented, with a multitude of projects crafted from an overwhelming number of medias included. For instance, the chapter on wood features Baltic Birch, Cedar, Bamboo, Cork, Cypress, Birch, hay, and straw. The chapter on paper includes adhesive paper, craft paper, cardboard, cigarette and crepe paper, tracing paper and pulp. Each chapter makes compelling arguments for the different techniques employed, with exciting examples by creative designers from around the world. The projects within include packaging for fashion and clothing, jewelry, take-out containers, food and drink, cosmetics, coffee, and much more.

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This is the ultimate guide to packaging materials for designers the standard work. The elements presented are fully comprehensive and magnificently presented, with a multitude of projects crafted from an overwhelming number of medias included. For instance, the chapter on wood features Baltic Birch, Cedar, Bamboo, Cork, Cypress, Birch, hay, and straw. The chapter on paper includes adhesive paper, craft paper, cardboard, cigarette and crepe paper, tracing paper and pulp. Each chapter makes compelling arguments for the different techniques employed, with exciting examples by creative designers from around the world. The projects within include packaging for fashion and clothing, jewelry, take-out containers, food and drink, cosmetics, coffee, and much more.

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