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Designed for my Package Design class. We were asked to come up with a concept for a regional gift/novelty item that worked both stand-alone and a three-piece set. My state was Oklahoma, so I looked to the Miami Indian roots of the state for inspiration. From there the stew idea was born.
Labels were laserprinted.
This one is the red bean moon cake, a pretty standard flavor. I got two standards and two fusion flavors. The two crazy ones are German black forest and Chocolate cheesecake.
This is a concept package test for Railean Rum - a fine Handcrafted American Rum. These are concept mock-ups for rebranding their products. Woodlands Graphic Design
Part of my new all natural line called Super Simple. All items have 3 ingredients or less! www.SuperSimpleSoaps.com
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This quarter has been crazy busy. I have had little time to breath let alone post to my beloved Flickr page but today I have a present. This is one of the many projects I did this quarter. It is a package design for the Visa Black Card. The Black Card is a status symbol and is only owned by an elite few. With this card there is no spending limit! So the challenge in designing this package was convey lavish, expensive and luxury. As an added goal I set for myself, I wanted the Black Card owner to keep the box. I think they would anyway. The box is made of an exotic walnut and the three wedges that create the box are held together by high power magnets.
Detail View on Tumblr
I want to thank Jonathan Nussbaum who help me construct the box portion of the assignment.
Cheers,
Aaron J. Trigg
Part of my new all natural line called Super Simple. All items have 3 ingredients or less! www.SuperSimpleSoaps.com
The fresh creativity of Robert Ferrell does Homage to Lichtenstein.
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a package symbolising egypt's most unusual and ambitous king - Akhenaten (Akenaton).
- the logo and it's letters were created by me.
-- light comes from within the bottle, to symbolize Akhenaten's worship of the sun god - the "Aten"
- the text is a hebrew traslation of Akhenaten's poem - "A hymm for the Aten".
a work for the "pacakge design course" lectured by Tatyana Luxembourg at "Minshar for art" college in Tel Aviv.
This corporate identity project is for a Coffee Shop that I have created called 'Rendezvous." I began by brainstorming and creating an initial concept and created sketches of a logo. I developed a common graphic for the coffee shop and incorporated the design in with the boxes, packaging, coffee cups, membership cards, business cards and sandwich wrappers. I digitalized all my final designs on the computer using Adobe Photshop and Illustrator. For this project I have designed a Logo, Cupcake Boxes, Business Cards, Membership Cards, Coffee Cups, Menus and Sandwich Wrappers. The coffee shop is a place that is sophisticated yet cozy and is the perfect place to meet up with friends, co-workers and family.
It looks like packaging for a children's toy or some candy...but it's actually a brand of Japanese condoms!
Tel Aviv based Magazine
by Moshik Nadav
24//7 is a Tel Aviv (City in Israel) based weekly Magazine.
Tel Aviv is a non stop city that have attractions around the clock.
I used that fact and I created a magazine that gives the reader the best attractions that happen in the city.
The reader can find his attraction by the hour of the day and by that, he can see
what day the attractions is occurs.
The Magazine was printed on a News Paper in broadsheet size (spreads: 81x57 cm)
Enjoy.
Uncoated CD jacket with custom hourglass diecut, 4-color insert (which makes the hourglass appear full or empty depending on how it's placed back into the jacket), and CD.
I had not done any music package design in a while and then 2011 hit and I had 3 requests all at once. This is the first one finalized. It was a good change of pace from posters and is always a challenge thinking about how a person sees CD package design in linear steps almost like a story (from initially holding it, to viewing the insert, to opening that to reveal the CD).
Listen here: thefatalflaw.bandcamp.com/track/narrow-hours
Additionally, I recommend working with A to Z Media ( www.atozmedia.com ) if you're looking to produce CD's, DVD's or even vinyl records. I've done a few projects with them now and they've been great every time (and don't flinch when I come to them with strange random diecut requests).
This is a concept package test for Railean Rum - a fine Handcrafted American Rum. These are concept mock-ups for rebranding their products. Woodlands Graphic Design
“Take a chance on me” is not only a tagline, but also the philosophy of the Principessa brand. This modern package design creates an emotional relationship to taking a chance on something new-- appealing to a less experienced audience of wine drinkers.
Part of my new all natural line called Super Simple. All items have 3 ingredients or less! www.SuperSimpleSoaps.com
New illustration work for Noodle Box. Designed and Art directed by Jeff Harrison of 123W.
July 2013.
Identity redesign & application to packaging for my favorite coffee shop (http://www.twostorycoffeehouse.com/)
The DO·IT·YOURSELF NETWORK
2003 ADVERTISING SALES KIT
Scripps Network’s Do-It-Yourself network produces a sales kit each year to market the channel to ad buyers and potential advertisers. A series of dividers and information packets on the network were packaged in a 6”x 9”x 2” chipboard box.
Imagery needed to coincide with previous sales kits as well as with on-air graphics. Low-resolution halftone screens (in assorted patterns) provided intriguing graphic treatments of figures. This was pragmatic too, as art was silkscreened onto rough materials, and needed to be less detailed.
Sales information on the network was separated into 8 categories, and dividers were created for each. Dividers were designed using materials a DIY viewer might actually use on a “do-it-yourself” project. Art was screen printed onto pegboard, aluminum, plywood, wallpaper, computer circuitboard, chipboard, packaging, and felt. Stickers were added to highlight sections and the network name.
Envelopes were attached to the back of the dividers to hold the varying quantities of informational brochures. The designs continued to relate to the network’s existing on-air graphics.The small collages on the backs of the brochures tie together all the diverse elements of the entire sales package.
Interesting to note: DIY’s advertising sales increased over 30% during the year that this sales kit was used.
Art Director: Paul Seylar
Designers: Michael Hendrix and Paul Rustand