Fashion Packaging Final Boards

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Fashion Packaging Evaluation

   Although this was only a very quick brief, I am happy with the results. Due to my main focus being packaging design, I was asked by Emma Cooper if I wanted to join her and her fashion student Hannah Wakeford in creating packaging for Hannah's submission. As I wasn't doing any kind of fashion collaboration I instantly said yes.
   The brief was quite simple as Emma had already created all the branding so I designed and created the packaging to go with this meaning logos and colours created by Emma were part of my mandatory requirements.
   It was really fun to work on and actually having a real client was a good for experience although I did find producing work for someone else to have was quite nerve wracking. I knew it had to be fully functional and perfect as there is no escaping any mistakes with the use of good photography!)
   Hannah was really pleased with the finished piece which is always a confidence boost, however it was quite sad to have created this to then hand it over to someone else and not have it as your own, I guess this is something I will need to get used to though as it is how a lot of things work in this kind of industry. I made sure I photographed well for my portfolio and i'm really please how this looks.

Hannah Packaging Photos

Today me and Emma photographed Hannah's box packaging along with some of the branding Emma had done so she could also use it for her submission and portfolio.

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Packaging Net

So the packaging for Hannah needs to fit A3 sized sheets inside. She has measured the amount of work she has and has told me the depth needs to be 12cm in total.This is split into 3 separate sections so 4cm each.

Here is the net I have created for the 3 inside boxes along with the measurements i've calculated. 

The stock i have ordered comes at 720mm x 1020mm which is perfect!

To Do

To do list for tomorrow:

- Finishing touches to Hannah's packaging and photograph it

- Photograph Ministry of Sound brief
- Re-take some of deli images
- Finish type posters

Once I have photographed all of the above I can then get on with putting together my final boards which I  will be printing on monday.

Idea 1:

Idea 2:

Idea 3:

Mock Up:

Hannah has informed that her work is split into 3 sections so the packaging will have to separate these sections some how.

The packaging also needs to be 12cm in height which would mean 4cm for each.

Sections:

1.Research and Design Work

2.Design Development

3.Final Outcomes

Inspiration

The packaging is sort of needs to be a cross between a box and a folder. Here is some more inspiration for ideas:

Brief 7

Brief 7 is a collaboration with fashion student Hannah Wakeford in which I am creating packaging for her FMP submission.

The work I am packaging will be all of her A3 design sheets.

Emma Cooper has designed all of Hannah's branding which will need to play some role within the packaging I design eg logo and colours.

Here are some images Hannah has sent to me for ideas and inspiration: