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Etermoon

Some projects are born to show what happens when design, print, and technology stop working in sequence and start designing together.

ETERMOON is one of them.

The idea was simple: if a space mission is made up of dozens of steps that must work together flawlessly, why not transform the bottle itself into a spacecraft? That question became the foundation of the entire project. Not only the label, but also the paper structure wrapping the upper part of the bottle was designed to turn the closure into a graphic element, making the cap an integral part of the story.

Every finishing technique was selected because it added meaning to the concept:

  • Digital reverse printing on clear label
  • Digital offset printing
  • Die-cutting + black screen printing
  • Label-on-Label (PP + Silver + Aluminum)
  • Digital embossing
  • Foil stamping with micro-engraving

A project born from the collaboration of different areas of expertise, where every technology contributed to building a single idea. Because the true potential of digital printing isn’t about adding more special effects. It’s about giving designers new tools to tell better stories.

Concept & Design: @killeridea + Fegroup
Print: @fegroupsrl

Label Machine: @cartes_label_machines

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