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Above is a link to a poster I designed for the competition seen below!

eYeka Competition

Hero Board

Exploded Board

‘In Context’ Board

http://apple.freebiejeebies.co.uk/584620

Whoooa… I want to make one now! :L

This made my day Really love the painting, the artist and the catchy music!!

Here’s some of the best bits from my first year of Product Design at UWIC! It’s been great but I hope I can push myself to do my best over the next two years.  Good luck to everyone.

the one below caught my eye but there’s loads more on the site! check it out!

http://lovelypackage.com/

Designed by Yunyeen Yong | Country: Australia

“Jooze is a fictional company that manufactures fresh fruit juices, catered especially to kindergarten and primary school students. It is a company that believes that healthy eating habits should begin at a very young age.

The shape of the logo is inspired by the shape of a sliced fruit, and the handwritten typeface used is to portray a sense of fun, hands-on personality and characteristic that appeals to kids and toddlers. The logo also consists of singular bright colours, which may vary depending on the flavour of the juice. This would hopefully be a recognisable icon whereby children can relate and connect to the brand.

A simplified illustration of the fruits are to further clarify the flavours, to add visual aesthetics, and to appeal and connect to the target audience.

The juice box is shaped in an unconventional way to incorporate the essence of the logo, to gain instant recognition from the audience, and to capture their attention, especially if this product is placed alongside other juices on the supermarket shelves.”

I love all the use of wood and old features in this Spanish property! The fire is especially a nice touch for me and the combination of mod appliances in this style home!

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Here are some sustainable glass bottle concepts…

Squares and rectangles can be more efficiently stacked.

This is a concept of a light fixture that fits over the bottle neck with a thin filament. (Creating a second life for the bottle)

Light can produce green or white light depending on bottle used!

Maybe a few holes, a method of hanging and some seeds inside and your waste bottles can be used in a much more immediate environment. (rather than been sent off to a land fill, or even re- melting)
Not really fitting in with my project work but a bottle none the less!… This is one of those things that you just do to pass the time! N0, I didn’t draw it, but I did scrunch it up and take a photo of it, I left the rest up to photoshop.

Here are 2 of the Presentation Boards from the project mentioned above:

Presentation Board

Story Board

Bottom of bottle cut off and cable threaded through bottle neck and wired up to bulb.

Hole drilled through cork for cable access.

White Silicone used to insulate bare cables and hold bulb base in place.

One of the models used during the development stage; exploring alternative uses for wine bottles.

Green Glass gives off a nice green glow.

Energy saving bulb used and wine labels removed.

Great second use of old (Oil) Barrels by the German Team of Lockengeloet. They take metal barrels and transform them to make these stunning cupboards they call “Schrank”. Want to make some for myself now!

This is the first pond my Dad and I built,  we later decided to use the rest of the space for a second pond, this time raised above ground level.  The first pond is 9″ Breeze blocks with waterproofed plaster.

I then decided that this was an opportunity to incorporate my school GCSE project, and I thought the best way too do this would be by designing and making a bench that would be part of the second pond.

This is a Computer Aided Design created on the software we used in school called Pro Desktop.

The finished product.. well not quite finished still!… But here you see the second pond (Raised and lined with rubber liner) and the garden bench (Oak and mild box steel)

Being able to manage both these projects together was great. Whilst at home and in school, I was very enthusiastic about the work!

The four rings in the logo have nothing to do with the Olympic rings, but is the emblem of one of the oldest car manufacturers in Germany. It represents the 1932 merger of four independent motor-vehicle manufacturers: Audi, DKW, Horch and Wanderer.

Initially, the logo for Apple Computers depicted a small apple shape sitting under a tree with Apple Computer Co set into the frame of the picture. The first logo design was perceived to be way too complex and hard to view so the designers worked on the logo some years later and added a bite mark to represent the seduction of the customers and the marketplace in general. There are actually a lot of biblical references in the Apple logo design, for example the rainbow-colored apple is a reference to the story of Adam and Eve in which the apple signified the fruit of the Tree of Knowledge.

A young pharmacist named Caleb Bradham in 1893 started experimenting with different soft drink mixtures. In those days, many pharmacists served their customers refreshing homemade drinks. In 1898, Bradham bought the trade name “Pepsi Cola” for $100 from a competitor that had gone broke. At the same time Bradham’s neighbor, designed the first Pepsi logo. The beverage’s instant popularity led Bradham to channel his efforts to developing Pepsi-Cola into a real business.

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This is a concept designed by Kristen Ulrich Larsen, a design student who felt that “After the introduction of the smartphone, the industrial design of the devices has converged into all looking more or less the same.” An amazing and original concept, way beyond the scope of anything else I saw when I was looking for a new phone!