Showing posts with label OUGD203 FMP. Show all posts
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Wednesday, 1 June 2011

http://chenchenworks.com/





http://modifiedproducts.us/




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lovely package.com



http://mfrost.typepad.com/photos/uncategorized/2007/09/27/halloweenies.jpg

Thursday, 26 May 2011

Saw this place in YORK.  I think that it is lovely.  It might not have the minimalist approach that I seek but the canopy and colour scheme is very infectious.




Sunday, 15 May 2011




snippets of a really nice animation that was on bbc iplayer

Tuesday, 10 May 2011

Seed Packaging Start.



miss match of typefaces is allowed on seed packaging it seems.  Im even thinking that the no more than 2 typefaces rule may be able to be ex SEEDED.  



Researching into whats already out there seriously hits home how many items that this brief has probably been done by a lot of designers.  I must not let this make my brief seem boring.  It's never the briefs fault if you don't like your work, it's what you did with it.





Sunday, 8 May 2011

Thursday, 5 May 2011

http://welovetypography.com/1/





Im struggling with the typography for Lettuce Eat.
I like these two, somewhere in the middle would be nice typeface wise..

Tuesday, 3 May 2011


mini brain wave.
I could use reusable draw string bags instead of plastic bags for the fruit and veg

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I love dust





some installation/styling going on from where the lovely things are.  I really like the combination of the absolute chaos  but then the slicker approach above it.  I think this is a such a lovely example of how I would imagine presenting products when the products can speak nicely for themselves.

where the lovely things are





Despite not being my frequent of taste, I admire the curvaceous and elegant use of space in a boxed off area.  This is really something that Iw an to bare in mind.


Graphic Exchange


I think that the box thing has kind of been done-however the stitching is right up my street.  I think it adds a little something else.  I really like that it is red too.  Exceedingly homely

Porsha Marais


http://lovelypackage.com/fruita-blanch/
are taking it right back to basics.  No fuss always works.





A meaty piece of print.  This triggered a piece of inspiration to make some beutiful backdrops with the relevant imagery on it inside my boutique organic green grocer.

Fannette Mellier flickr


I liked this because of its simplicity.  I imagined applying the humorous pointing to a vegetable.

this isn't happiness




old but gold dust for my design direction