What are you proposing to do? (Product,
Range & Distribution)
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My
project will be a task of designing soft drink bottle labels for Leeds
Brewery's new soft drink range. I will consider current packaging for leeds
brewery, the atmosphere of leeds itself and also current and innovative
existing drinks bottle labels. My research will inform
these decisions.
I will create the bottle label designs for
3 new products. A ginger beer, a root beer and a dandelion and burdock soft
drink. To advertise this I will also create the packaging and promotional
material; including a map of Leeds of where you can purchase these drinks
from.
I will design the labels and packaging to carry 6
bottles and also create a map of leeds as part of the mini campaign that I am
creating. This map will be on one side of a hot dog fold book on the other
side will be different places that you can buy this special drink around
leeds's food and drink places. I will create the bottle labels using limited
colour palettes and design it using spot colour channels.
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What do you want achieve?
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I want to create some really nice designs
for Leeds Brewery that represent their brand well and push the theme of Leeds
heritage. The designs should reference Leeds in some way.
I
want to create something really strong that catches your attention and is
also a credible design for Leeds Brewery.
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What do you want learn from doing it?
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I
want to use design to help my illustrations. I want to expand my work
from being simple prints to something that exists on a product and its
packaging.
I want to learn how to apply my designs and
illustrations more practically.
I want to understand design and text
better.
I want to learn more about maps and binding
techniques.
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THEMES / SUBJECTS
What Themes/Subjects will form the content
of your work for this module? This should include Theoretical and non-
creative based content and concerns. This section should identify your
consideration of the social, cultural, ethical and creative concerns of
contemporary practice
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GENERAL THEMES:
Enhancing local area.
Food and drink
Love your city
SPECIFIC SUBJECTS:
Leeds
Leeds Brewery
Special soft drinks
Maps
Dandelion and
burdock
Ginger beer
Root beer
Packaging
Design
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PRACTICAL & CONCEPTUAL APPLICATION
What areas of Illustration do you intend to
investigate in relation to the practical and conceptual, production /
distribution of work in response to selected briefs.
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SPECIFIC DISCIPLINARY AREA:
Packaging design
Book Design
Map illustration
Label design
AUDIENCE/CONTEXTS:
People of Leeds
Leeds independent coffee shops and eateries
People who drink soft drinks
PRODUCTION / Distribution Methods:
The product will either be produced
digitally or screenprinted. In industry the design would most likely be
printed using spot colours digitally so this may be the route to look at.
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CONTEXTUAL REFERENCES
Identify areas of professional/creative
practices that will inform the contextualization of the work that you
produce. This should include specific illustrators, studios, practitioner’s
and products as well as broader creative disciplines and methods of
Production / Distribution.
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ILLUSTRATORS / DESIGNERS / STUDIOS:
http://www.strangerandstranger.com
http://www.itsnicethat.com/articles/alec-doherty
http://www.creativereview.co.uk/cr-blog/2012/may/steve-simpsons-illustrated-chilli-sauce-bottles
http://lovelypackage.com/grossmith/
http://lovelypackage.com/vintage-packaging-soda-labels/
Owen Davey
Thomas Danthony
Nou Vous
Drew Millward
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CREATIVE SKILLS
What practical skills do you intend to
further develop and apply during your project. What do you intend to use the
skills for. Consider extending the use of skills that you already have in
order to deliver work of a higher standard as well as identifying new skills
that you will need to develop.
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Design skills
Packaging knowledge
Understanding materials and what their
printing capabilities are
Illustrator and photoshop skills
Type and layout skills
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KEY TEXTS.
List a selected number of books, articles
and texts that are central to your proposed area of practice. These should
include a combination of design and non-practice based books, theoretical
texts as well as visual publications.
You should include a list of relevant
websites
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http://www.strangerandstranger.com
http://www.itsnicethat.com/articles/alec-doherty
http://www.creativereview.co.uk/cr-blog/2012/may/steve-simpsons-illustrated-chilli-sauce-bottles
http://lovelypackage.com/grossmith/
http://lovelypackage.com/vintage-packaging-soda-labels/
http://lovelypackage.com/luchador/
‘You Are Here’ Katharine Harmon
‘Maps’ Aleksandra Mizielinska and Daniel
Mizielinski
‘Choosing colour for logos and packaging’
John T Drew and Saah A Meyer
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ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
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Project
Planner
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Module Briefing
Studio Brief 1
Research & Proposal
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3
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4
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Proposal Submission
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5
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Studio Brief 2
Development & Production
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Come
up with 15 bottle label design ideas by the end of the week.
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6
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Take 5 of these 15 ideas and develop them
more by drawing them up properly in photoshop. Play around with colour
schemes and try adding text.
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7
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Take 3 best designs of the 5 and continue
to develop them.
Draw out isometric map of leeds from using
google maps.
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8
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Print out designs
Keep developing the map
Draw packaging design ideas to link in with
the bottle design and the tone of voice used elsewhere
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9
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EASTER
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Finalise the map
Create packaging designs
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10
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Make
sure blog is up to date
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11
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12
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Create
5xA2 presentation boards
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13
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Studio Brief 3*
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Present 5 A2 boards
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14
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Make sure everything is presented properly
and the blog is up to date
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15
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Module Submission
14 / 05 / 2015
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