Ermolaev Bureau created this unique take on dairy packaging in order to help inspire children to identify shapes and colors.
“The packaging concept for this yogurt range takes into account the cognitive abilities of children from the age of three. Children discover the world through simple forms and are better able to comprehend abstract, simple and geometric shapes and colours. The idea behind the design was that the word ‘yoghurt’ in Cyrillic starts with a specific letter with a diacritic on the top, which can be drawn in different graphic shapes. Thus, it became possible to show different flavours of yoghurt: cherry, prune, pear, peach and others. The colours and abstract shapes are reminiscent of these berries. Children are thereby encouraged to develop their abstract thinking skills.”
Design: Ermolaev Bureau
Client: The Family Farm of Cheburashkini Brothers
Graphic Design: Vlad Ermolaev
Location: Moscow, Russia
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