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Another in the Moonmen Drink Mix product lineup.
Like Morty Jooseman, creator of Moonmen in the 1960s once said, "Any idiot can make a raspberry flavored drink mix, but it takes real vision to create a rowanberry flavor!"
I drew the alien and the Moonmen logo with the pen tool in InDesign. The logo is hand-lettered, but based loosely on a real font. I added the symbol in the middle because nothing says 1960s space age like an atom. Then I imported those elements into Photoshop, where the rest of the text, the packet and shading were done.
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A Series of Vitamin packages with a great typographic hierarchy and the 3D form study.
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This packaging was hand made and assembled by me for a package design class as part of my BFA. The pattern was lacquer transfered to green paper. They come in a package of four so placed back-to-back all the little pyramids would nest together to make a larger pyramid.
When I lived in the big city, I could always find cans. Everywhere I went, they were tossed on the ground and in the street, or flowing out of trash bins. But in the suburbs, its much harder as the environment is less crowded, and mostly only teenagers toss trash on the ground or the occassional stupid people heaving beer cans out the car window.
A Series of Vitamin packages with a great typographic hierarchy and the 3D form study.
design.blogsociale.it/2008/06/23/il-package-design-second...
Another in the Moonmen Drink Mix product lineup.
I drew the alien and the Moonmen logo with the pen tool in InDesign. The logo is hand-lettered, but based loosely on a real font. I added the symbol in the middle because nothing says 1960s space age like an atom. Then I imported those elements into Photoshop, where the rest of the text, the packet and shading were done.
Want to see more? Check out my new blog! All the cool kids are doing it!
exhibition poster for the "my body-myself" exhibition (imaginary in this connotation, but actualy did occure in "Tel-Aviv museum of art") under the "Kfitzat Haderech" event.
the "K'fitzat Haderech" (the letters in the big title) might be femiliar to you from the book Dune by frank herbert. it's a term originaly taken from the jewish misticism, and also appears on other religions folklore as well (like in islam, maybe when muhammad has transferred from medina or mecca to jerusalem, pardon my ignorance). it relates to an imaginary jumpthrough, or shortcut, from place to another in a split of a second.
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in this connotation however, "Kfitzat Haderech" is an annual exhibition of different subjects taking place in several different galleries in Tel-Aviv, represented by different dots on the poster. in the package and the catalogue book covers i designed, you can actualy see the routs, or "wirings", of the thematic or chronological routes of the exhibition on the different galleries, creating compositions. in general it's a "web of art", spreaded across tel aviv, in which a spectator would "jump" from one gallery to the next (inspired by my experience in gallery touring. i was walking alot and hoped for a "Kfitzat Haderech" miracle).
the main heading is stitched of cotton web, and the background is a scanned photo of me, (taken by the talentful Ilia Yefimovich). the "stitched" photo is my hommage to an artist called Yocheved Vinefeld (f), who stitched threads on her own photos.
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"package design" course lectured by Tatiana Luxembourg in Minshar college, Tel aviv.
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this is a non profit design exercise.
*(not all the galleries appear in the poster. i counted 54, and there are more)
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ועכשיו בשפת אבותינו:
פוסטר לתערוכה בשם "גופי עצמי - אמני שנות השבעים" (שבאמת התרחשה במוזיאון תל אביב, אבל כאן בקונוטציה אחרת), המתרחשת תחת אירוע דמיוני ושנתי בשם "קפיצת הדרך". מדובר בתערוכה המתחלקת בין כמה גלריות.
כאשר ניקדתי את מפת תל אביב ע"מ למצוא את הגלריות השונות , מצאתי שאפשר לחבר קווים מנקודה אחת לשנייה, וכך נולדו "חיווטים" המדמים מסלולים ואפילו רשתות המזכירות תרשימים סכימטיים של רשתות כמו האינטרנט וכמו רשת חברתית. כל נקודה בפוסטר מייצגת גלריה בתל אביב על המפה, ומקושרת בקווים אל כל הגלריות האחרות, מה שיוצר "רשת אמנות" של 2916 קווים.
על ידי חיווט יצרתי קומפוזיציות שונות. הרשת שבפוסטר היא "רשת אמנות" תל אביבית, שבתוכה יכולים שוחרי האמנות ליהנות מאמנות. את ההשראה ל"קפיצת הדרך" קיבלתי מהליכה רבה ומתישה בין גלריה לגלריה בזמן המחקר לתרגיל, במהלכה קיוויתי לנס "קפיצת הדרך".
הכותרת הראשית עשויה מחוטי כותנה תפורים - לוגו תפור, (והתמונה במקור סרוקה מתמונה שלי שצילם איליה יפימוביץ' המוכשר), הומאז' ליוכבד וינפלד, אמנית שתפרה על תמונות של עצמה בשנות השבעים, ושהוצגה בתערוכה "גופי עצמי" האמיתית.
הבריף במקור היה עיצוב מארז ושלושה כריכות לנושא (אני בחרתי "גלריות בתל אביב") בסימן 100 שנה לתל אביב.
המושג "קפיצת הדרך" יכול להיות מוכר מהיהדות או אפילו מ"חולית" של פרנק הרברט. זהו מושג מיסטיקני יהודי (אך גם מופיע בדתות אחרות) המספר על קפיצה, או ניתור כהרף עין למרחקים, ממקום אחד לשני. ייתכן שגם הוא מופיע באיסלאם (או הושפע מהאיסלם במקור, לא יודע), בסיפור בו מוחמד עובר ממכה או מדינה לירושלים (סליחה על הבורות).
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עוצב במסגרת קורס עיצוב אריזות בהנחיית טטיאנה לוקסמבורג, מכללת מנשר לאמנות.
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זהו עיצוב ללא כוונת רווח.
רוב הגלריות לא מופיעות בפוסטר.
Recycled aluminum drink can winds up inside under very hot bright lights and the street litter I picked up, brought home and washed, now has become something else of value & unique beauty.
No new paintings, but a few new designs. I've really been developing an appreciation for spirits packaging so expect to see more of this shit in my photostream.
Story: I just made up a fake name for a whiskey and rolled with it. back in the late 90's, there was this dude in Atlanta who used to write "Beware the Goat Ravisher" around town. I always thought that was hilarious, and for whatever reason over a decade later I randomly thought that'd be a good name for a fake whiskey label. So this is my way of paying homage to the man...
New Concepts for TicTac Package Design, four different flavor.
more designs at theconceptualists
Graphic Design by Sepideh Riahi at theconceptualists.
A Series of Vitamin packages with a great typographic hierarchy and the 3D form study.
design.blogsociale.it/2008/06/23/il-package-design-second...
Calligraphy on paper 35x20 acryl pencil ink coffee 14 /10/2009 jordan jelev - the Labelmaker www.epixs.eu
Inside this very rare, duck-y themed packaging was some kind of "instant food" product from Lotte...from around 1975