creativity

The internet is a gift that keeps on giving. Every day there are multiple bizarre occurrences around the world to keep us entertained. From the worst food combinations that test our patience to creative twists on just about anything under the sun, people are always on their toes to make something unique. Most always, it goes viral, too. Now, a fashion designer in South Africa has grabbed the attention of Twitterati for her creative take on sustainable clothing.

Italian apple marketer Melinda has launched Le Piccoline (The Little Ones), a series of brightly designed apple packs that can also transport children on an imaginary journey.

The new range features a number of different packaging designs made entirely from cardboard; each one can be reused and transformed into a toy vehicle. Inside are five small, Isaaq-branded snack apples.

“Le Piccoline Melinda are a healthy and child-friendly snack,” says a spokesperson for the company. “The perfect way to motivate kids to eat fruit.”

Familiarity can breed comfort as much as anything for those of all ages and particularly children. That’s why C+A Global, an authorized licensee of Crayola, is introducing a new collection of hand sanitizers in fun packaging designed with traditional Crayola colors.

The designers did their homework: The products are packaged in colorful 2-ounce squeeze bottles that mimic the iconic Crayola crayon and brand design.

Airless and Dispensing Systems The Airless and Dispensing Systems have always been the company’s main focus which, together with its offerings of bottles, jars, and accessories created in different materials, offer integrated and personalised solutions.