Au septième miel
Student designer: Anne-Marie Brouillette
School: University of Québec (Montréal, Canada)
Award: First prize in "Product package" category focused on "Package for sweets" for University students and young designers of up to 30 years of age
Jury statement
Originality of the product is highlighted by the exceptionality of the package itself. Odorous honey pieces have been inspired by the shape of bee combs and are designed for flavouring of hot beverages. Minimal package copies the shape of the sweet, and by the means of clever system of wooden sticks it is possible to separate each piece hygienically without touching it by hands. In addition, it does not use larger amount of paper than what is necessary for the product protection and so it contributes to reduction of waste material. The competition work has attracted attention also by its overall finish. The package is complimented by tasteful graphic design and by funny wordplay with French words "miel" (honey) and "ciel" (heaven), so while consuming it you can really feel like you are in the seventh heaven (au septième ciel).About Young Package
Since its foundation in 1996, Young Package has gained both international reputation and distinctive position among competitions for young designers. This year brings essential changes. The visual style of the competition has changed; for its fifteenth anniversary, the competition has brand new web pages. In addition, conditions and categories have changed as well - so now the contest is open to designers from different areas of interest.The Young Package competition is held on an annual basis. It originated, and is still functioning, thanks to the initiative of the company Model Obaly, a leading package manufacturer. Model Obaly sees the support of young talents as essential.
Find out more at: www.young-package.com

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