Showing posts with label packaging. Show all posts
Showing posts with label packaging. Show all posts

May 10, 2013

portfolio leave behind

My leave behind. Not souper complicated, but hopefully simple and charming? And on brand? haha
Props to my mom, for knowing how to use a sewing machine.




April 7, 2013

away + portfolio

Some "Away" situations:


My logo + stationary. This sucker's final; I ordered my stamp tonight.







I'm a bit undecided about these back pages...they're nice and bold and contrast-y, but dang. my poor printer.



So here's a portfolio query: a significant amount of my stuff is motion. What if I only have 15 boards, but I have like 8 videos online? Is that still okay? Do I need to board screens of them? ...Something to think about.

Another question: should I try to photoshop the updated angeline logo into the pictures I have of my wine bottle? Is this a futile effort?


Website homepage comps:




February 24, 2013

48 Hr Repack: Kirk's Bar Soap

I think Amy has some pics of the crazy last night around 3 or 4am... but here's the end product:

Design and voiceover by Amy, HAND SEWN BAGS and inital idea by Sims, and video by me.







Bar soap packaging has become overly wasteful. Some brands have up to three or four layers of extra wrappers and packaging that is just thrown away after opening. Additionally, bar soap is almost never fully used: the last 15-20% becomes messy and easily breakable, and is often wastefully thrown away.

Kirk's hypoallergenic, all natural coconut oil soap is made without synthetic detergents or animal by-products. We chose to repackage this brand of bar soap so the package reflects the sustainable, earth-friendly product inside. By encasing Kirk's soap in muslin or hemp pouches, we eliminate the need for washcloths or loofahs. Leaving the soap in the pouch during use keeps the soap together even if it breaks, and the pouch also allows a consumer to combine and collect small soap scraps that would normally be discarded. The pouch can be reused for future soap purchases, continuing elimination of loofahs and washcloths. This package is environmentally friendly, cost-effective, and reusable.

December 21, 2012