Students will:
- identify a successful market or emerging market in the beverage industry, and/or identify a consumer group that is in need of a beverage, be it a new and/or improved kind of beverage
- design their own beverage, name it, and brand it
- position it
- continue using their research and ideation skills from this term to invent/design their beverage
- use sound visual principles related to design, layout, composition, color
- use sound visual principles related to type choice, type/lettering creation, kerning and leading
- apply skills learned in other classes, especially the packaging and 3D class, to design an appropriate form for containing the beverage and multiple beverages
At the conclusion of this project students will:
- name their beverage
- design a wordmark/lettermark/logotype for its name
- design a single-serving package - consider how multiple flavors factor into your design, labeling, look and feel
- design a multiple-serving containment (the number of servings held, such as 3, 4, 6, 12 is not assigned, but your number of servings should make sense from a design/concept perspective)
- design 1 printed communication/promotion vehicle
- design 1 digital communication/promotion vehicle
This is the last design project of the term and last graded work of the term.
- All work submitted as digital files, PDF high-quality print or high-res TIFF files
- You may entirely digitally "mock up" your packaging or you may build a real, physical package in 3D and photograph it for submission as your PDF; photographing of your 3D package(s) should be done in an "award winning way" such as photography that is staged for catalogs or sent into design award annuals; avoid casual, low-lit, and low quality photos
- Imagery: students may source images from stock photo sources, taking your own photos is also acceptable, but get the best images in terms of quality and appropriateness
- Color: the entire color scheme is open, may be full color, one- or two-color, color choice should carry/further the concept
See class calendar for due dates and critiques.
Project 4: Worth 100 points
- 20 craft, rendering quality
- 30 composition/layout, design appropriateness and resonance
- 40 concept, research, clarity of message, uniqueness, design thinking
- 10 presentation, professionalism, overall quality of work