A cool little blog about pop-culture nostalgia from the 80s & early 90s. Very very interesting

Great packaging and branding concept by a student Mr Freddy Taylor! In his concept Freddy tried to reflect the honesty of an organic brand and product through his choice of innovative packaging and logo. via the lovely package

The Creative Apothecary is a concept that was created by Emma Williams as part of her Final major project at University. The concept is to inspire and motivate creatives from all industries. The Apothecary will provide illustrated quotes, products,applications, posters, t-shirts, mugs and badges. Great stuff

Great packaging design concept by a student named Spencer Bigum! Spencer decided to change the design of the Duracell batteries package and to make it simple, bold, and iconic. His aim was to make buying a battery to feel like buying a toy!! The result is simply superb!! via the lovely package

Cool photography to discover over at Martin Usborne’s online portfolio

Handmade 3D illustration in a small pocketsize box with comforting words like: ‘everything will be ok’, you look wonderful today’ or ‘you can do it!’. Created by Kim Welling!! Great stuff

Super cool wrapping paper concept designed by Fabio Milito & Francesca Guidotti! Via thedieline

Cool packaging design from a student in Sweden Helen Maria Bäckström! “The package is useful in several ways: it is easy to carry with, when adding water you can heat up the noodles in a microwave and eat direct from the the package which has a shape of a take-away-package when opening it” Via the lovely package

Inspired by the name itself, this packaging design by Mike-Flache focuses on elegant simplicity. The minimalist form is combined with functionality. The Cube has no cap that could fall off. Just twist the object to open/close it. Via thedieline

Wonderful packaging design by Division,Sweden for Spring Edition -Mango Lime Cider. Via the lovely package

Fascinating packaging design concept by a student Leen Sadder! THIS toothbrush aims to repackage and promote the miswak as an organic, biodegradable, portable, more beneficial substitute for toothpaste and a toothbrush! The MISWAK is a tooth-cleaning twig used mainly in the Middle East, Pakistan and India. Traditionally, the top is bitten off with every use to reveal soft bristles similar to that of a toothbrush. Read more about it here. More info about Leen’s project here

Photographs do more than document history — they make it. Jonathan Klein of Getty Images shows some of the most iconic, and talks about what happens when a generation sees an image so powerful it can’t look away — or back!