Unexpected Products By Popular Brands.

Moscow-based designer Ilya Kalimulin has created a series of images imagining what the weirdest products by well-known companies and brands might look like.

Source: Bored Panda

3M Earplugs - Volume Pack

Brief: 

The task was to develop an original promotional packaging solution that immediately conveyed the product value of 3M’s Solar Earplugs – a product targeted at end users frequently requiring effective noise protection (such as musicians and festival-goers). Solution: 3M turned the purpose of the earplugs – to reduce noise – into an original package design. The container’s cap looks like the volume knob of a hi-fi system; when opening it to reach the earplugs, one seems to be turning down the volume.

Credits 

Advertising Agency: Scholz & Friends, Germany 
Chief Creative Officer: Martin Pross 
Executive Creative Director: Matthias Spaetgens 
Creative Direction: Robert Krause, Wolf Schneider 
Copy: Nils Tscharnke 
Art Direction: Sebastian Frese, Ralf Schroeder 
Agency Producer: Benito Schumacher 
Account Manager: Josef Hoehnow
Source: I Beleive In ADV

CLOUD

An interactive installation created from 6.000 light bulbs by Caitlind R.C. Brown & Wayne Garrett.

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Concept designs by Gusto Nyc

Instaglasses - Design concept by Markus Gerke

"Many people use Instagram. They all love the effects, and every one of them loves to take pictures and to share them with their friends. Wouldn’t it be great to capture your everyday life, your entire life, through beautiful filters? The design concept can give the appearance of glasses.

You activate the glasses by pushing “Insta” and option to choose between different filters. Are you enjoying a moment? Just take a picture with your glasses and upload the image straight to Instagram.

Life is beautiful, even more beautiful with filters."

Source: Behance

Pavel Sidorenko - Vinyl City Clocks.

“Old records are cut to show the silhouettes of buildings and environments associated with each city while keeping the original record label as is. The repurposing of the material gives it a new function while reminding the users of the days of acoustic recordings.”

Source: Pavel Sidorenko