Concept 1: In Washroom (Continued)

Concept 2: Office Cubicle (continue)

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Concept 2: Office Cubicle

Concept 1: In Washroom

Vancouver on Tap

Project Name: Vancouver on Tap
Project Goal: To encourage people to drink Vancouver City's Tap Water while discouraging people from using clear plastic water bottle.

In this project, our team have chosen general office workers and large office companies as our target audience. Each team member has assigned with different tactics to tackle this problem, and I picked scared tactics as my arsenal. I've partial derived this idea from Terry Tate The Office Linebacker.

Every concepts in this scenario are incorporated with different office setting, and because drinking water that can be both personal and public kind of active (but mostly personal); therefore, two locations I choose are Office Cubicle and Restroom.

Vonnegut Dollhouse (Album)

Innovative CD packaging designed by Jeff Harrison of Rethink Communications. The designer's approach to this project was fairly simple: he built up a scale models and photographed each panels (walls), floor, and roof.

Vonnegut Dollhouse is a not main stream band behind the music and the whole dollhouse solution to album packaging is true to the name. The craft playful aspect of it can really boost up the dialect between viewer and the piece, and so, encourges people to dig deeper for more information on the band.

Tea Forté

Tea Forté from designer Peter Hewitt. A pleasant combination of geometric, organic and intimate playfulness: tall polyhedral packs, each with a playful natural-looking leaf/sprout tag. Even though, the geometric polyhedral shape violently points upward, the addition of organic sprout tag diffuse such tension and enriches it with a sense of humour. The aesthetic itself is simly tasteful and fun.