Jooze juice cartons
Australian design student Yunyeen Yang is the talent behind a neat set of sliced fruit shaped juice cartons by fictional manufacturer, Jooze. Designed as part of a school project, each Jooze packaging is indicative of its flavour inside; a crafty detail encouraging children to consume healthier drinking habits from a young age.
Tagged: Australian design student, cool juice packaging, Yunyeen Yang
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Jesse said | 30 September, 2010
No one is going to like it. For some reason no one likes the jooze