Things I don't know about packaging.
- How to get a glossy gold finish
- How to nicely fold a thick stock with out damaging it.
- How to perfectly cut thick paper.
Things I don't know but need to find out about Print Processing.
- Foiling, can easily find out where to do it in the college though.
- Die cutting.
- Where to go to perfectly emboss and de-boss.
- Where to go to print and fold thick stock.
- How much printing will cost if I have to go out side of the college to print.
- How to print a shinny, glossy spot colour.
Reasons why chosen piece of packaging is rubbish. ( PACO RABANNE)
- Colours and general look appear to be very expensive and would only appeal to an middle class, wealthy audience.
- The packaging is quite flimsy and could buckle under pressure, its not reliable. You could solve this by printing onto a bolder stock.
Reasons this packaging is good. ( PACO RABANNE)
- Very nice to look at, visually pleasing.
- Embossing makes the product seem more expensive and professional.
- The colours connote wealth and success and I imagine is a very good selling point.
- Packaging is very easy to open.
- Packaging is a good shape in terms of storage and size.
- Font used is readable and simple.
TASK For Next Week. A History of.....CAMPING.
- A collection.
- An intro to
- Things you need to know about.
- An exhibition of.
For tuesday, create 5 presentaion board outlining my good, my range of good, the formats I will like to use, and the process I would like to use to communicate. This research will come very handy for the 16 page booklet. On Tuesday we will also be writing out brief.
PUBLICATION INSTEAD OF PACKAGING?
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