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The Sustainable Packaging Company that Relies on the Fungus Among Us
11/28/2022
From the foraging boom to Colorado taking steps to legalize psilocybin, the power of our little fungal friends is more widely recognized. And the packaging industry is no different.
Brands Do Ugly Holiday Sweaters, the 2022 Edition
Fashion Packaging, Design News & Trends
11/29/2022
The air is crisp, the trees are bare, and the holidays are full steam ahead, which means all signs point to the start of the “ugly” holiday sweater season.
Decoding Live with Michael Hester of Pavement
Dieline DECODED Webinar Series
11/23/2022
Join us for this live fireside chat with Michael Hester of Pavement!
Outline-Designed Heyday Is Making Canned Beans Cool
11/29/2022
Heyday is a food startup looking to reposition canned beans as delicious and modern with contemporary design and recipes.
How Heritage Brands Can Make Their Future As Powerful As Their Past
11/28/2022
In the land of brands, there are many sleeping giants—heritage brands that have been around the block a few times but are now asleep to the fact that the next wave of consumers is perhaps not as interested in them anymore.
Burt Ward's Gentle Giants Dog Food Packaging Is a Case Study In Successful 'Anti-Design'
Pet Packaging, Design News & Trends
11/23/2022
Gentle Giants is primo "graphic design is my passion" fodder, and is as dizzying a piece of packaging as a bottle of Dr. Bronner's.
Turner Duckworth Refreshes Newman's Own
11/22/2022
Can you really make Paul Newman any more handsome? Turner Duckworth gives it the ol' college try.
Top Secret or Free-For-All? Proprietary and Open-Source Information in Sustainable Packaging
Sustainable Packaging, Design News & Trends
11/22/2022
When it comes to sustainable materials, is it ethical to keep innovative processes secret? Or would the entire packaging industry—and, in turn, the world—benefit from making this information widely available?