Yazhou Liu Jingwei Packaging Design Wins International 9 Design Award

[China Packaging Network News] Following the recent capture of the Japanese illustration contest and the German Red Dot Design Award, Liu Jingwei, a master student of the Asian University of Visual Arts, has also adopted the concept of "Capturing wild mullet" series of packaging products with the concept of black fish roe. At the same time, it won nine international design awards such as the Belgian pentawards gold medal and Louisville international creativity.

Liu Jingwei (right), a master student in the Asian Broadcasting Department, recently received a silver medal from the Italian A' Design Award in Milan, Italy. (submitted by Asia University)

The “Capture Wild Oolong” packaging series designed by Liu Jingwei, a master student at the Asian University of Visual Arts, won nine international design awards in Belgium, Italy and New York. (submitted by Asia University)

Pick up a long box and a net bag with a concept of a fishing net. This collection of "wild urchins" series uses two colors of black and gold, showing the shape of a mullet in the form of fish-topping art, and catching mullet. The process manifests itself in the packaging design.

Referring to the well-designed collection of "wild fish" series, Liu Jingwei said that the black mullet is known as the "black gold" of the sea, because the mullet is taken from nature to show its concept of coexistence with the environment. The packaging concept is based on environmental protection. Each package can be reused and the packaging material can be recycled. Therefore, it has won international recognition.

"Capture the wild mullet" series of packaging works has now won Germany Red Dot, Belgium pentawards, Austria Joseph Binder Award, Swiss Graphis, Chicago World Star Packing Contest, New York CQ41winner, Louisville International Creative and London International Creative Contest, Righteousness 9 international awards such as the A Design Award, he will go to Shanghai in September to personally receive the Belgium pentawards design award.

Actually, Liu Jingwei, who is currently still studying at the Master of Asian Studies Department, had previously captured the Illustrated Award of the Japanese World Illustration Contest for depicting abandoned bags by the owner and won the award for the first time in Taiwan. The author, whose work was judged as "the feeling of a movie," will be published in August. In addition, he won the German Red Dot Design Award.