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Windmill Designer™ Design in fine art-inspired packaging trend, representing a still life Packaging design by The Clients Agency via Behance While some graphic designers like to draw inspiration from master painters (as seen in the cheese wrapper above), this trend draws heavily on abstract paintings and acrylic painting techniques. Here, what is important is the texture, and the designers specializing in packaging are inspired by the effects of dry oil paint or freshly poured resin paint. of iced tea in shades of pink Iced tea can design by Andrea León via Behance tote bag with a painting-inspired image of a dancer and an abstract box Packaging design by Tatiana Ilina two chocolate bar packaging, one brown and white and the other multicolored, side by side Packaging design by Emir Alcic.