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An exercise in dimensionalizing a brand identity (of the students own design) within a predetermined footprint of around 500 square feet.
Traffic patterns and intent are important as well as the overall branding of the identity from all approaches.
Communication Design Area
Milwaukee Institute of Art & Design
http//www.miad.edu
Phil Belair, Associate Professor
The Packaging of Nothing, in order to call attention to the impact and sometimes wastefulness of packaging.
By the Communication Design students of the Milwaukee Institute of Art and Design.
Spring 2009 visit miad.edu
Have you ever thought about angels and what they do in heaven? Well last week, while I was spending some time in Stuttgart, I saw one flying back to heaven. And guess what? He had a skateboard. REALLY! No joke!
He was a professional skateboarder! And guess what? He's going to participate in the Heaven X-Games 2009! So now you know: Angels do skate in heaven!
I didn't expect them to turn out that way. As a matter of fact I am always working in front of a screen, so you get a different feeling and a different perception over the years. So it was a whole new experience to hold your ownwork in your hands and see people laughing at it, enjoying them or condemning them. A whole new, but great experience!
If you want to buy one just hit me an e-mail: mischklang@mischklang.com
They all are limited to 5 pieces only and come with a hand-signed postcard and loads of stickers.
If you take a precise look at the background you might see one of the prints I haven't release yet!
Unsere denkwerk Preisträger des Best of the best in den Kategorien "App" und "Digital Live Performance", zwischen Peter Zec (Red Dot) und Bettina Schulz (Novum)
Fragrance packaging design.
A student project from the Communication Design area of the Milwaukee institute of Art and Design. visit www.miad.edu/
GDMA Fresh Thinking speaker event at the Graphic Design for Marketing 2009 Degree Show, Kwantlen Polytechnic University
An exercise in dimensionalizing a brand identity (of the students own design) within a predetermined footprint of around 500 square feet.
Traffic patterns and intent are important as well as the overall branding of the identity from all approaches.
Communication Design Area
Milwaukee Institute of Art & Design
http//www.miad.edu
Phil Belair, Associate Professor
An exercise in dimensionalizing a brand identity (of the students own design) within a predetermined footprint of around 500 square feet.
Traffic patterns and intent are important as well as the overall branding of the identity from all approaches.
Communication Design Area
Milwaukee Institute of Art & Design
http//www.miad.edu
Phil Belair, Associate Professor
An exercise in dimensionalizing a brand identity (of the students own design) within a predetermined footprint of around 500 square feet.
Traffic patterns and intent are important as well as the overall branding of the identity from all approaches.
Communication Design Area
Milwaukee Institute of Art & Design
http//www.miad.edu
Phil Belair, Associate Professor
An exercise in dimensionalizing a brand identity (of the students own design) within a predetermined footprint of around 500 square feet.
Traffic patterns and intent are important as well as the overall branding of the identity from all approaches.
Communication Design Area
Milwaukee Institute of Art & Design
http//www.miad.edu
Phil Belair, Associate Professor
Work from the Packaging Design class in the Communication Design area of the Milwaukee institute of Art and Design.
Students were asked to mix a fragrance, name it. and establish a brand look for it. They were also asked to create a launch print ad for their fragrance.
Associate Professor
Phil Belair
An exercise in dimensionalizing a brand identity (of the students own design) within a predetermined footprint of around 500 square feet.
Traffic patterns and intent are important as well as the overall branding of the identity from all approaches.
(google sketchup)
Communication Design Area
Milwaukee Institute of Art & Design
http//www.miad.edu
Phil Belair, Associate Professor
The Packaging of Nothing, in order to call attention to the impact and sometimes wastefulness of packaging.
By the Communication Design students of the Milwaukee Institute of Art and Design.
Spring 2009 visit miad.edu
Images taken from MAtters (ed. Paulus M. Dreibholz). Work pictured was undertaken on the MA Communication Design course at Central Saint Martins over the last two years.
Gallery 214 Closing Reception. Student design exhibition. September 25th, 2014. PNCA main campus. Photos by Joseph Greer.
Fragrance packaging design.
A student project from the Communication Design area of the Milwaukee institute of Art and Design. visit www.miad.edu/
Well after my MacBook hard drive crashed down (good timing, I mean I'd only got one month till the exhibition), and there ain't no way of regaining the datas (superhypermegacool! with a lot and I mean really a lot of irony!!!!) I went back to analog designing: So I grabed a pencil and a paper and went back to hand drawn monsters. Yippie! Enjoy Life and have fun! Ohh yeah and even if your hard drive with 30 GB of monster designs just went into happy hunting grounds, keep on smiling and being happy! I mean that's real optimism or just foolishness! HAY!
An exercise in dimensionalizing a brand identity (of the students own design) within a predetermined footprint of around 500 square feet.
Traffic patterns and intent are important as well as the overall branding of the identity from all approaches.
(google sketchup)
Communication Design Area
Milwaukee Institute of Art & Design
http//www.miad.edu
Phil Belair, Associate Professor
In term 1 2D Graphics 1, students gain a mastery of Photoshop techniques. For this assignment, the students learned about compositing and applied it to the given, Halloween-appropriate theme.
Find out more about VFS's one-year Digital Design program at www.vfs.com/digitaldesign.
The last little preview before the exhibtion! I must admit that I am a bit excited and afraid. Don't know how the people (if there will be someone at all) will react to it! MonsterDesign or Charakterdesign ain't that common in Stuttgart, and the Stuttgart fellas are a bit conservative so I don't know. But we'll see. You get everything (photos from the show, a video and etc.) posted here! I am working on some new tee (as in t-shirt) prints, a video and a new project called "Lost & Found". And I am thinking about redesigning the homepage. But in the meantime enjoy those little excerpts right here! Good Night! HAY!