All things have to evolve,I do like the contemporary look it has, but for me it may be a little flat and 2D, the earlier design had more depth and excitement about it...
Wednesday, 9 March 2011
New 7up Logo:
All things have to evolve,I do like the contemporary look it has, but for me it may be a little flat and 2D, the earlier design had more depth and excitement about it...
Monday, 7 March 2011
Nice print by Nick Walker
A piece of graffiti I have had the pleasure of viewing in New York has finally been produced as a silkscreen by the artist. (Nick Walker)
Would love to buy one. Unfortunately I'm a student so cant afford one :(.
Nice Work
Nice Work by Shepard Fairy
“Revolutions” show by Shepard Fairey (featured)? Here are some photos for you of how the album cover print set is coming together. It looks like there will be two different limited edition sets with each containing 36 signed and numbered screen prints, a sticker sheet, and a stencil in a gold leaf embossed box.
Found on Arrested Motion Blog
Saturday, 5 March 2011
Thursday, 24 February 2011
Dan Gorham: Human heart Package design
Here the brief was to re-design the packaging in which a human heart was contained for transportation for a heart transplant.
My idea was to not only think about the packaging itself, I wanted to push and challenge the brief, so it wouldn't just be a piece of package design. "A brief is a guidline, why not challenge and push it to create something new". Thats the way I think of things.
My target audience was small children. I straight away noticed from my research the unhappiness and anxiety that is caused from the procedure of the operation. So I wanted to create a fun and happy concept in which a child's game could be packaged in way that it could be separated on arrival, game to child, heart to surgeon.
The game concept I felt was a fairly strong idea, this meant the child could interact with the subject matter, whilst having fun and taking that anxiety away before the operation.
This then gave me a concept and reason in which to produce this piece of packaging, and could also be used in real life if was pitched to the NHS, to be considered by scientists for approval. "Obviously it was a college brief, so I wont be pitching it to the NHS" :).
The design process of this packaging made my brain set on fire, there are things that work and things that I could have done different to improve it, but the overall concept and final designs I am pleased with.
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