by Mike Gondek | May 6, 2016 | Employee Spotlight, Packaging Design, Studio, Uncategorized
Packaging Regulations A BRIEF HISTORY OF PACKAGING REGULATIONS Mike Gondek, Design Implementation Artist May 6, 2016 We all see on a daily basis consumer products with net weights, statements of identity and distribution statements. Who regulates the size, position,...
by Bryan Shova | Apr 26, 2016 | Brand Strategy, Innovation, Inspiration, Packaging Design, Sustainability, Thought Leadership, Uncategorized
As a packaging designer and nature lover I dream of the day when material science and manufacturing can deliver on the promise of zero environmental impact, high performance, premium finish and low costs. Many breakthroughs have begun to deliver on the promise,...
by Jacquie Denham | Apr 18, 2016 | Brand Strategy, Culture, Packaging Design, Studio, Uncategorized
Brand Strategy SIX STEPS TO “HAPPILY-EVER-AFTER” PARTNERSHIPS Jacquie Denham, Director of Strategy April 18, 2016 An inspiring vision built upon a robust strategy and delivered through brilliant creative and meaningful innovation, is a proven equation to...
by Kaleidoscope | Mar 31, 2016 | Identity, News, Packaging Design, Press, Studio, Uncategorized
News Release BELL’S BREWERY REFRESH: SNEAK PEEK Kaleidoscope March 31, 2016 We are very excited to share a sneak peek into our Bell’s brand and packaging refresh, to be launched officially later this year! Working closely with Bell’s, our team strived to...
by Kaleidoscope | Apr 9, 2015 | CPG Trends, Industrial Design, Packaging Design, Uncategorized
SustPack2015, a sustainable packaging conference, put on by Smithers Pira and the Sustainable Packaging Coalition was held last week in Orlando, Florida. Bryan Shova, Industrial Design Director at Kaleidoscope, was asked to speak about the considerations of brand...
by Kaleidoscope | Nov 25, 2013 | Packaging Design, Thought Leadership, Uncategorized
Do you remember those 3D things from the 90s that were often the go-to page in the newspaper’s comic section on Sundays? They made fun of them on a Seinfeld episode way back. Elaine’s boss saw one and no matter what he did he couldn’t see the image in the picture. ...
