In order to gather a greater idea upon gift wrapping already available, extensive research was completed focusing upon different mediums currently available. Some of the most individual designs are expressed below.
Screenprint has been used alongside brown paper in order to express an organic feel towards this design. The pattern consists of an illustration in which contains a two colour approach, in turn developing a simplistic, interesting design. The illustrative style is rusticated, a style in which is currently on trend and thus would gain mass interest.
Again screen print has been used in order to express a pattern in which embeds vibrancy. Colours used within physical print differ widely to CMYK and thus the results of screenprint may be far more impactful. It is also important to consider price, as screenprinted designs would be more expensive.
This design explores a map approach in which expresses the region in which the wine was produced. Contextual this design is effective as a packaging technique, although a similar approach cannot be taken with the general wrapping. Rather so, a general map approach may be.
Sewn approaches are unique and thus highly differ from designs currently available upon the market. Although simply beautiful, hand craft approaches would appeal to that of an older audience rather than the minimalist centred youths.
Hand developed approaches appear friendly, expressing an imperfect nature. This niche style has become more popular over recent years, especially within illustration design. This homemade approach appears personal, and would be effective for wrapping in which is for someone who is close to the consumer.
This 70's inspired approach explores an upcycled approach. Colourful, and retro this style would appear to the contextually conscious youth.
Rather than focusing the design upon the paper itself, a topper may be used in order to keep the design interesting and innovative. This would definitely stand out upon a shelf.
Embossing has been used in this instant in order to develop a design in which is physically interesting. This not only engages the consumers eyes, but also allows for a physical experience.
Simple, illustrative approaches are again expressed within this piece. Black and white has been used in this instance in order to express a design in which appears sophisticated.
Funny, and completely different to what is currently available. These designs explore facial figures in order to gain a highly interesting design.
Toppers may be used in order to express aesthetically pleasing pieces. These also add an extra dimension to the designs.
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