Designed by: PepsiCo Design & Innovation
Country: United States

Student Work – Jamie Prendergast

Updated on September 15th, 2010  |  
1 Minute Read

Student Work - Jamie Prendergast

Designed by Jamie Prendergast | Country: United States

“This redesign of V8’s V-fusion packaging was part of an assignment for an Advanced Packaging class. The name fusion suggests technology and science, so I redesigned the logo and packaging to convey a more high-tech and modern feel. For the packaging, I used a plus sign as the main element to reflect the positive benefits of the product and the wide variety of fruit and vegetable juices that come in the beverages. The colored gradients on the plus signs correspond to the flavors of the product.”

Student Work - Jamie Prendergast

Popular designs

Student Work – Valeria Moreiro

Designed by Valeria Moreiro | Country: Argentina “The whole idea was to conceive a metaphor of the Argentine Patagonia, so that took

Hint Mint

Designed by James Jean | Country: United States “It’s been a year in the making, and now these limited edition tins from

Kraken Ceramic

Designed by Stranger & Stranger | Country: United Kingdom “A limited ceramic bottling from the depths. Proof of the Kraken’s existence at the bottom

Designed by: PepsiCo Design & Innovation
Country: United States

Student Work – Jamie Prendergast

1 Minute Read
v8fusion1

Student Work - Jamie Prendergast

Designed by Jamie Prendergast | Country: United States

“This redesign of V8’s V-fusion packaging was part of an assignment for an Advanced Packaging class. The name fusion suggests technology and science, so I redesigned the logo and packaging to convey a more high-tech and modern feel. For the packaging, I used a plus sign as the main element to reflect the positive benefits of the product and the wide variety of fruit and vegetable juices that come in the beverages. The colored gradients on the plus signs correspond to the flavors of the product.”

Student Work - Jamie Prendergast

Previous slide
Next slide