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Take a look below at some of the most popular designs we shared this month across our social media channels.

Milka x Monopoly by  Bulletproof

Bulletproof's packaging design for Milka x Monopoly.

Two iconic brands, one irresistible concept: Milka bars transformed into collectible currency inspired by Monopoly’s legendary banknotes. It’s a design that does more than wrap chocolate, it sparks play, drives collectibility and is built to standout.

Find out more about Bulletproof here .

Doona’s Magic Crayons by Woset

Woset's packaging design for Doona’s Magic Crayons.

A cardboard pack that transforms into a functional crayon holder, combining minimal materials with an engaging, child-friendly design. Flat-packed and illustrated with simple yet playful line graphics, it encourages interaction while keeping sustainability at its core.

Find out more about Woset here .

Yemu Soda by  Hellocean

Hellocean's packaging design for Yemu Soda.

A bold, character-driven design, the packaging pairs playful illustrations with oversized typography, creating a cohesive identity.

Find out more about Werner Hellocean here .

Bandit by Principi Estudio

Principi Estudio's packaging design for Bandit.

A bold identity for a card game built around a striking “B” symbol that doubles as a mask - capturing playful deception. Minimal, high-contrast packaging sets the tone: sharp, confident, and unapologetically mischievous.

Find out more about Principi Estudio here .

Peppa Please by Sereen Soki

Sereen Soki's packaging design concept for Peppa Please.

A hot sauce brand with a sense of humour for those who like their meals with a kick & don’t take food too seriously. Made to stand out, the packaging treats heat like identity, each flavour revealing a different side of you.

Find out more about Sereen Soki here .

Bocana de Palos  by  fundacion33

F33's packaging design for Bocana de Palos.

Two distinct expressions under one idea: connecting the territory and the place of consumption through a simple tilt of the label. A bold gradient shifts across each bottle, visually linking origin and destination while differentiating the two wines through colour and mood.

Find out more about fundacion33 here .

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