Drink Bottle and Food Containers Blade Runner 2049

[hole dweller]

Not sure if anyone else posted this, but I think I found the drink bottles and food containers from Blade Runner 2049.
A company called Monbento small grey drink container and Bento boxes. You can get them online, at Indigo and other places.

https://us.monbento.com/en/shop/to-go-bottle.html

Gary
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WWW.GFORCEMODELS.COM

[joberg]

TFS with us hole dweller

[Talyn]

Looks like they stuck some kind of sticker on the bottle




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[Replicant 13]

Just received via Amazon. Various colors available. I opted to match the onscreen gray. - R13


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Gosh, you've really got some nice toys here . . .

[joberg]

It's looking great! Now, how about those "signs", letters on the side

[Replicant 13]

Will need better reference before tackling that, of course . . . - R13
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Gosh, you've really got some nice toys here . . .

[Talyn]

Got a larger shot, I think the label is similar to this other one seen at SDCC




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[Nexus7]

[joberg]

Very nice indeed!

[Replicant 13]

Nice sleuthing there Talyn!

Now I need to do a little graphic work.

Looks right. Looks like the main elements are there, just slightly reworked to a square format. Wish we knew what the blocks were beneath the "logo".
Perhaps another number/size on the left under the "J" and a barcode on the right(?)

Distorting your SDCC sample in Photoshop (and assuming the dot or period is a perfect circle, here's a guess at the proportions. No doubt I am slightly off, judging from the shape of that upper triangle. Just a starting point.



There seems to be another logo, used twice - once diagonally(A), inside the upper red triangle and again below that(B), in a reflective (varnish?)

Any guesses what it says? Looks like L I C E, but surely not. maybe L I F E ?



As to the bar code and accompanying text, no real clue . . .

Again thanks! - R13
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Gosh, you've really got some nice toys here . . .

[Replicant 13]

Until more info is available, here's a rough guess at the label. The barcode may differ or be small text . . .



- R13
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Gosh, you've really got some nice toys here . . .

[reroot]

I bought one of these bottles too. I was wanting to recreate the same label.
I believe the A,B mystery text is Hindi for fifteen. Unfortunately, I am having a hell of a time getting Hindi to play nice with Adobe.

https://translate.google.com/#en/hi/Fifteen

[Talyn]

More examples. I couldnt find anything in particular to fill in whats missing on yours. There's a lot of variation, so the bardcode area could be anything.

Kind of funny they didnt even bother covering the Monbento logo or packaging from the silverware.



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[joberg]

Lots of labels to repro here: Hindi, Russian...TFS those pics with us guys!

[Replicant 13]

THANKS!

For those who can't make it to SDCC or other extravaganzas, this is welcome fodder. Thanks to all here!

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As noted, some fonts just don't like my Mac either.

As to the foreign characters, having sorted out the FASH cover, I shoulda guessed that was the case. I wrongly assumed that it was some kind of logo treatment (in English, no less!).

But perhaps the best way to tackle this and get it right is simply to trace the characters in question with Illustrator. Too often, any fonts you can get (or get to work) vary and are not a good enough match.

Back to the 'drawing board' . . .

- R13
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Gosh, you've really got some nice toys here . . .

[Talyn]

I do full time graphic design and have an older version of Adobe programs, so I’ll see what I can do with the language fonts.
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[reroot]

Here is an attempt at the Hindi

http://propsummit.com/upload/2294/fifteen.pdf

[joberg]

Well, well...there you go and it's looking good

[Gazem]

How are you guys doing with the labels . I just picked up the bottle , grey chopsticks and the grey and white sushi box ...desperately looking for help on the labels