Hatziyiannakis Dragees Packaging – packaging designed by mousegraphics

Dragées are basically small, bite-sized confectionery with a hard outer shell for coating. In Greece, the first name when it comes to the manufacture of dragées is Hatziyiannakis, and in its 60-year stint in the industry, they have come up with a new product: edible pebbles.
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Daisuke Iguchi’s 2046 Parsonal Commuter in Paris

All roads lead to Paris, and why wouldn’t it? Daisuke Iguchi’s vision of the future’s electric car would be more than enough reason to start looking in that direction.

The 2046 Parsonal Commuter in Paris Concept is the Saitama-born Japanese designer’s take on the electric car. It is compact, and it is sleek and sexy. Designed to have one or two uber-comfortable seats, these shared cars give the phrase “automatic driving” a lot more edge.
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I'm fine

The most unusual and interesting design and promotional T-shirts.

Today it is difficult to imagine that the 50-ies, t-shirts have been used exclusively by men, and only as underwear. But in 1951, screens out the film “A Streetcar Named Desire” with Marlon Brando, in which the actor first appeared in a white T-shirt. His example was followed by John Wayne and James Dean shocked the audience in a television appearance on “underwear.” Young people enthusiastically took up the new fashion in the 60s t-shirts are no longer white and did not express.

To date, invented thousands of cool t-shirt designs, which were, among other things, and recognized advertising medium.

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The new Vertu Ti Android smartphone

Luxury phones are evolving with the times. Case in point: the new modern smartphone from Vertu. It is called VERTU TI, and it is Android-based. One look, and you know it’s going to be one heck of a phone, with all the features anyone would want from a smartphone. (more…)

“Aggelon Gi”, in Greek, means “Angels’ Land”. It also happens to be the name of the Winery Estate that has just recently launched a series of premium wines.

Aggelon Gi Estates’ latest contribution to wine serves as a symbol of hope and a ray of light in the otherwise bleak and dreary setting that has been the norm of late, no thanks to the crisis that the entire country is still battling with even now. Angels have always represented purity and hope, and that seems to be the starting point of Sophia Georgopoulou’s design concept for its branding, labels, and packaging.  (more…)

Great-grandmother Mamika is back! Now she has a boyfriend – Mister Papika. Recall that Mamika – photo series of French photographer Sacha Goldberger, in which the main character is his 91-year-old grandmother.

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The Digital Destruction Watch

Some things just never go out of style, and this should apply most to time pieces. Ross McBride has successfully applied this concept to the Digital Destruction Watch. Mixing the old with the new and coming up with a contemporary and stylish design is what made this collection a definite head-turner.
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Nessebar, a small ancient peninsula town located only 20 km northern from city of Burgas, Bulgaria would amaze you with it’s amazing beauty, architecture and spirit. In antiquity named Mesambria by the ancient Thracian, nowadays Nessebar (name given later by the Slavs); an ancient byzantine and roman town, subsequently Bulgarian one, it unites the beauty of different cultures, and it will enchant you with its landmarks and churches,with its beaches ,old town and the spirit of the modern life.

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The Bottle with the logo

Helea is a new brand of olive oil and other olive products in Greece, and the manufacturer wanted a corporate and brand identity that would also be versatile enough to be used in the product packaging.
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Rare gems

On May 22 to 24, an exhibition of the most luxurious and rare pieces from Swiss jewelry house Bogh-Art took place in Moscow, specifically at the Center for Fine Arts at Volhonke. This is mostly thanks to the efforts of Bogh-Art founder and rare gems specialist Albert Bogossyanom. Take a look at some of the rare pieces on display at the Center.
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