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The complete TreeDolly Xmas package!
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This afternoon I received a wonderful package from the good folks over at JanSport!
The package contained their collaborative Westridge Backpack and Snoqualmie Duffel with HUF that we posted a few days ago on Solediction.
As you can see, QUALITY is what both brands had in mind when planning out each piece. Incorporating a black exterior with a faded assortment of leather detailing, this collection is a must have for just about anyone. And for all you skateboarders, each bag includes straps in which allow you to carry your board - as well as integrated laptop sleeves within the main compartments for you students and businessmen.
Both are set to release August 13th (2009) at HUF flagship stores and select retailers in a limited run of 150 per piece. Please be sure to check out the micro-site JanSport has set up for the special collaboration as well as the short Q+A they had with their Director of Design, Eric Rothenhaus, and HUF's founder Keith Hufnagel.
In term 5, the Packaging class was challenged to brand and attract consumers to buy their products off the shelf.
Find out more about VFS's one-year Digital Design program at www.vfs.com/digitaldesign.
~ new packaging, incorporating our logo...what else than a 33? ;-)
Hope you to be spending a lovely Wednesday!
I'm sharing myself here and there today, but for now just came for a belated Good morning :)
Handmade linen bag created from pre-loved materials (namely, my pants :)) I put a little book and apple cozies inside, and presented this package to the clients. They were very happy!
PermaCultured campaign, Billy Blue
Deseño de Packaging para o disco "Ensaio sobre o silencio" da banda MACHINA, construido a man polos propios integrantes do grupo.
Impresión a dúas tintas sobre cartoncillo gris.
FotografÃa Portada: Michaela Kobyakov
FotografÃa Postais: Alberte SR
VÃdeo do proceso:
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I ordered two 300mAh 7.4V batteries from HobbyKing. They took their time to restock the batteries, but at $4 apiece (plus $5 for S&H), I really shouldn't complain!
I got the most awesome package evar! <3
Malabrigo Silky Merino in Ankara Green, ahhhh! It's more aqua than the photo suggests, I need to do something about my lighting.
This yarn is SO smooshy and amazing!
In term 5, the Packaging class was challenged to brand and attract consumers to buy their products off the shelf.
Find out more about VFS's one-year Digital Design program at www.vfs.com/digitaldesign.
hee hee! I saw these guys @ Urban Outfitters. Just add water and a plant sprouts from the top of their heads!
Advertisements "annual reports" "art books" banner billboard brochures "business card" "CD label" calendars catalogues "coffee table books" danglers "direct mailers" envelopes flyers folders "glow signs" handbills hoarding journals kiosk labels leaflets letterheads "logo designing" "marketing collateral" magazines mailers "menu card" newsletters "outdoor media" packaging posters "shopping bags" tags "digital translites" "invitation & wedding cards" "mock-ups for presentations" "print-ready files" "event theme conceptualizing and event planning"