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All i have right now is school stuff this is my assignment for designing the label, logo and box for a newzealand made olive oil for export. haven't got the marks back yet. i've never really done packaging design before, it was quite fun. p.s the colours in the photographs really don't do it justice, the actual colours are much more earthy and hott. thanks. feel free to comment, or critique, whatever, but i can't change the design for submission now, so it won't make a lot of difference   |
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The only comment I have is on the B/W bottle.. The stroke on the illustration is so large, that it creates a ton of tension on the space, making me ignore the typography completely.
It works just fine on all the other bottles because of the color, but that area seems to cause trouble for you there..
How did you print & apply the labels? They look quite good.
it's a dark green, and the stroke is a tint of said green
it looks a lot better in the flesh, my photography skills leave a lot to be desired
i just printed the labels on regular 80gsm paper, and stuck them on the bottle with a glue stick
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buy my damn prints, foo'
drownstock
sixty-ten
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Fake plastic smiles to play games, please call my name [Lloyd]
generally looks very professional, but not quite believable. i cant see a logo like that getting past a boardroom. Its not unique or memorable. granted its good... but its not great.
not sarah james great anyway...
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"You know, there's a million fine looking women in the world, dude. But they don't all bring you lasagna at work. Most of 'em just cheat on you."
if it were an actual job, i would have done it differently, ie, spent more time researching but as it stands, it's school, and i'm lazy, so it doesn't matter
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drownstock
sixty-ten
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"You know, there's a million fine looking women in the world, dude. But they don't all bring you lasagna at work. Most of 'em just cheat on you."
i mean it's not like olive trees are native to nz or anything :/
i didn't want to just use some stupid koru design because that is just tooo obvious, and you have to be careful with what you choose because someone will take offence or will call you out on it. in the end i was just like fuck it, it looks nice so i'll leave it.
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drownstock
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the only other packaging stuff we've done was cd covers, and that was last year, i super enjoyed that, it was great
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drownstock
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"You know, there's a million fine looking women in the world, dude. But they don't all bring you lasagna at work. Most of 'em just cheat on you."
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