Company:
Forlabels A.E.
Type:
Self-adhesive wine bottle label
Project:
4mosaic Rosé Wine Labels
Designer:
YellowBean, Michalis Karampatsos
Objective:
Forlabels aimed to highlight its FacePack philosophy, where every packaging is designed to be unique, collectible, and serves as a bridge between the producer and the consumer. To achieve this, they applied the Mosaic printing technique to rosé wine labels. The company collaborated with YellowBean to design a series of four distinct labels for the rosé wine, each showcasing different themes.
The goal was to creatively leverage the Mosaic technique, which allows for the creation of unique, one-of-a-kind labels that are attractive and visually captivating. The Mosaic technique works by focusing on a specific section of the artwork for each bottle, transforming each section into a distinct artistic composition that still retains the essence of the original design.
In this project, two initial compositions were used, featuring floral designs and high-architectural mosaics, evoking the aromas and premium quality of the product. A total of 2,000 unique and different labels were printed for each theme.
Result:
Forlabels successfully demonstrated how the Mosaic printing technique can differentiate packaging, making it highly attractive and unique for each consumer. This project also showcased how designers and creative agencies can use this technique to enhance packaging for their clients, creating one-of-a-kind designs that resonate with the consumer.
