Ce produit a été conçu dans le cadre du cours de packaging, ainsi que pour le concours «Young Package 2011» qui avait pour thème : L’emballage d'un produit national. Le peppermint nous rappelle nos grands-parents qui pouvaient déguster ces fameux bonbons sans l'aide de leur dentier. D'où l'idée de déchirer les dents lors de l'ouverture du produit après son achat. Un packaging humoristique qui nécessite quelques points de colles seulement, peu de carton et une petite pellicule de plastique recyclable afin de mieux contenir et voir ces bonbons après l'ouverture, sans qu'ils ne tombent. Ce projet a d’ailleurs reçu une mention lors de ce concours, ainsi que des projets d'autres étudiants de l'UQAM à la session hiver 2011.
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This product has been made in the packaging class and for the contest «Young Package 2011» which theme was: Packaging of a national product. The peppermint reminds us of our grandparents who ate these infamous candies without the help of their denture. This is were comes the idea of unwrapping the product by tearing the teeth apart. This humoristic packaging requires very little glue, cardboard and a small recyclableplastic wrap. This project has also received a mention in this competition, as well as projects with other students at UQAM in the winter semester 2011.
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Format: 2.25 x 4.5po
Impression: Laser
Tirage: 6 exemplaires
Université du Québec à Montréal, UQAM
Professeur: Sylvain Allard
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This product has been made in the packaging class and for the contest «Young Package 2011» which theme was: Packaging of a national product. The peppermint reminds us of our grandparents who ate these infamous candies without the help of their denture. This is were comes the idea of unwrapping the product by tearing the teeth apart. This humoristic packaging requires very little glue, cardboard and a small recyclableplastic wrap. This project has also received a mention in this competition, as well as projects with other students at UQAM in the winter semester 2011.
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Format: 2.25 x 4.5po
Impression: Laser
Tirage: 6 exemplaires
Université du Québec à Montréal, UQAM
Professeur: Sylvain Allard
