Friday, 1 October 2010

Emma's Perfume Brand

Me in a bottle!
This represents me, it shows you what my favorite things are from smell to sound. I like the smell of spices coffee and coca nut. It shows you what sort of typography I like and what I enjoy doing. 

This mind map shows you what colors I represent myself with, and what smells I want my perfume to be. 

This is showing you where my perfume will be, what sort of person will be wearing it. On a night out what would they be drinking or eating. It shows you where it will be advertised and what makeup it would be.

I would put my perfume in this category, this is the competition!
These are the shapes and designs I think are appropriate for my brand.

I came up with some logos....
This is the one I chose I put my name at the bottom so it made more sense.

Keeping with my color code I designed the perfume bottles.
Finally to go with my perfume and logo I came up with a series of business cards.

Wednesday, 22 September 2010

Sunday, 19 September 2010

Places

I was trying to express a place through printing. I went to New York and I found it was a very busy place with loads of things going on. I used these colors to make it seem vibrant and exciting.


Wednesday, 5 May 2010

Live Brief- Creating Signage

Castle point shopping center is very hard for blind people to get around. We worked in a group to come to a solution how to make it more accessible for the blind and partially blind. We needed to come up with a signage system that would suit the disability, using braille, voice recognition, using the right color and size.
- Castle Point has 11,000 mobility costumers.
- Only 12% of blind people can read braille.
- Nearly 2 million people are blind in the UK.
- Every 15 minutes a person begins to lose there sight.

We took into account what sort of things there are for blind people and what type faces to avoid. Do not use italics and underlining of text, avoid punctuation because it is difficult to read and may become confusing. We also looked at what would be good for blind and partially blind people we came up with an audio system, infra-red system that bluetooth your phone telling you where the shop is. Using textures and clear colors, embossed shapes and braille.

We came up with splitting the shops into categories and combining it with an icon.

-Entertainment



-Electrical



-Clothing



-Food and drink



-Supermarket




-Home ware



On each of these signs there will be braille at the bottom and when you touch it will say what shop your next to and it lights up.

Bruce Connew interview






Final out come of an interview from type radio, I had to transcribe the interview from itunes and edit the umm and arrgh's out of the interview to make it readable. I took the at sandbanks beach in the evening, I wanted the magazine spread to be smart and simple.

Monday, 19 April 2010