Over the last 2 weeks I've been working on the 1,500 word report and packaging for my works.
In week 5, I was adament to package the 4 a5 prints in a fold out booklet. The prints would be popped out of the booklet, and the back of the prints would show the images on T-shirts and hoodies (like a catalogue look book). All shirts that would be bought would have 10% of profits going to Mental Health Awareness charities.
Inside of the booklet where the print was held would show information behind the image; narrative and all.
However, I consulted Tristam and week 5 and he said he liked the idea, but was there an easier way to package the works; did it have to be presented in the way it was?
It's now week 6 and I've decided to package the pictures, referencing the Redstone Inkblot test package.
image source: http://www.volteface.co.uk/ekmps/shops/volteface/images/the-redstone-inkblot-test-[2]-379-p.jpg
I appreciated how the information was just under the cover flap, and the blot tests were catalogued with imagery on the front and information on the back.
The cleanliness of this package intrigued me.
In week 5, I was adament to package the 4 a5 prints in a fold out booklet. The prints would be popped out of the booklet, and the back of the prints would show the images on T-shirts and hoodies (like a catalogue look book). All shirts that would be bought would have 10% of profits going to Mental Health Awareness charities.
Inside of the booklet where the print was held would show information behind the image; narrative and all.
However, I consulted Tristam and week 5 and he said he liked the idea, but was there an easier way to package the works; did it have to be presented in the way it was?
It's now week 6 and I've decided to package the pictures, referencing the Redstone Inkblot test package.
image source: http://www.volteface.co.uk/ekmps/shops/volteface/images/the-redstone-inkblot-test-[2]-379-p.jpg
I appreciated how the information was just under the cover flap, and the blot tests were catalogued with imagery on the front and information on the back.
The cleanliness of this package intrigued me.
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