Creative burger and fries packaging designed for the Woodside Burger Shop, delivery-only fast food restaurant in Mumbai, India.

Bright yellow fry sleeve features hand-drawn graphics of wide-open cartoon mouth, positioned so it looks like the fries are being “eaten”.

Cardboard burger box is equally striking, styled as cross-section of a burger.

Each layer: cheese, lettuce, patty, bun, is rendered in chunky, hand-drawn strokes, giving it a tactile, almost 3D look.

What makes burger packaging stand out is the clever integration of hand graphics, as if playful fingers are trying to grab a bite.

With no physical storefront, food packaging is the sole tangible interaction with the brand, making it a critical canvas for standing out in a crowded market.

The fry sleeve humorously integrates a mouth graphic that “eats” the fries.

Woodside Burger Shop packaging celebrates the vibrancy of fast food and makes an instant impression on consumers, both online and in real life.

If Andy Warhol made burger and fries packaging, it’d look something like this.

Woodside Burger Shop food packaging designed by The Dallas Company.

Woodside Burger Shop Packaging is a beautiful celebration of pop-art-inspired creativity, designed to turn heads and spark smiles.

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