Saturday, 23 April 2011
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Monday, 18 April 2011
The Body Shop Packaging Concept
Packaging concept for The Body Shop. To simplify and unify all there products and packaging, with a focus on luxury but also on the ethos of protecting the environment and being natural. The packaging will be glass with aluminum lids and the labels will probably be made of recycled paper.
Sunday, 10 April 2011
Coloured Chocolates
Me In a Box
These are what the finished chocolates looked like. Apparently I didn't tap the mold enough as they still wound up with some air bubbles, but other than that they look pretty good don't they?
These are what the finished chocolates looked like. Apparently I didn't tap the mold enough as they still wound up with some air bubbles, but other than that they look pretty good don't they?
Friday, 1 April 2011
Self Promotion
Me in a Box
I'm a colourful chocoholic, so what better way to get the attention of potential employers that to send them a box of colourful chocolates.
Attempt number one, using completely natural coloring.
Strawberry
Green Tea
Orange
The results aren't particularly colorful.
Attempt number two
Mixing natural colouring with gel colouring.
Red is freeze dried strawberry. Good.
Green was supposed to have green tea, but I'd forgotten I had used it up earlier. Oops.
Will take some photos of the finished product later.
I'm a colourful chocoholic, so what better way to get the attention of potential employers that to send them a box of colourful chocolates.
Attempt number one, using completely natural coloring.Strawberry
Green Tea
Orange
The results aren't particularly colorful.
Attempt number two
Mixing natural colouring with gel colouring.
Orange is orange zest. Possibly too much zest
Purple is sun dried blackcurrant. The pieces are too large. Possibly use freeze dried blackcurrant. The colour could also use some work, it is currently rather dull.
Blue has no flavour/natural colour. Possibly use
freeze dried blueberries.Green was supposed to have green tea, but I'd forgotten I had used it up earlier. Oops.
Will take some photos of the finished product later.
She Says Design Symposium
The Future of Design: 5 Top Female Creatives
I meant to upload my notes from the symposium ages ago, but obviously I didn't...oops. But I just stumbled across them in my notebook, so better late than never right?
According to a survey by the Design Council the average designer is 38, white and male. Not particularly good news for aspiring designs who don't fit that label. The correlation between study and profession doesn't seem to match. If I take a look around the studio, the number of female students outweighs males, and this assessment is backed up by the Design Council survey which states that a massive 70% of design graduates are female. So why then do they only make up 40% of the industry?
Rebecca White - "Good design is inspirational."
Margaret Calvert - "The design process is messy."
Emma Booty of Studio Conran said - The impossibility of imagining the future.
"You were the future, once." - David Cameron
Stop - Hold - Buy → Three seconds to get a consumers attention.
Imagining the future everyday.
D&AD - Perpetuating creative brilliance
- Laura Woodroffe & Rhiannon James
"Healthy disrespect"
Perpetuation of creative brilliance in commercial communications
What they look for ⎯ Good Ideas - Well executed - On brief
Get a name
- Why you want an interview with that company
- What the company do
- Their clients
- What work of theirs you like
Laura Kidd (Warrior Grrl)
-She Makes War
Authenticity
A finished idea is because is because a deadline is coming up
If you feel comfortable with an idea then you haven't pushed it enough
Its not more difficult for females than males to get employed
Tell a story through portfolio
You're interviewing them as much as they're interviewing you
I meant to upload my notes from the symposium ages ago, but obviously I didn't...oops. But I just stumbled across them in my notebook, so better late than never right?
According to a survey by the Design Council the average designer is 38, white and male. Not particularly good news for aspiring designs who don't fit that label. The correlation between study and profession doesn't seem to match. If I take a look around the studio, the number of female students outweighs males, and this assessment is backed up by the Design Council survey which states that a massive 70% of design graduates are female. So why then do they only make up 40% of the industry?
Rebecca White - "Good design is inspirational."
Margaret Calvert - "The design process is messy."
Emma Booty of Studio Conran said - The impossibility of imagining the future.
"You were the future, once." - David Cameron
Stop - Hold - Buy → Three seconds to get a consumers attention.
Imagining the future everyday.
D&AD - Perpetuating creative brilliance
- Laura Woodroffe & Rhiannon James
"Healthy disrespect"
Perpetuation of creative brilliance in commercial communications
What they look for ⎯ Good Ideas - Well executed - On brief
Get a name
- Why you want an interview with that company
- What the company do
- Their clients
- What work of theirs you like
Laura Kidd (Warrior Grrl)
-She Makes War
Authenticity
A finished idea is because is because a deadline is coming up
If you feel comfortable with an idea then you haven't pushed it enough
Its not more difficult for females than males to get employed
Tell a story through portfolio
You're interviewing them as much as they're interviewing you
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