Net Research
Given that Izzie was the graphic designer in our partnership it made sense for her to tackle the branding side of our product. While she worked on that I explored a few more avenues for possible nets // shapes that our box could take on. Pinterest became helpful in this instance as it allowed me and Izzie to share possible ideas // concepts with each other quickly and narrow down what we wanted our box to be.
Manifesto
It was also very important that our box and branding had a solid manifesto that we believed in. I started to look at some creative manifestos that inspired bravery and risk taking; it would be nice if our box could contain a welcome letter explaining this ideology and make people feel motivated to take risks and pursue creative ventures!
Net Research Cont
While making our box a weird funky shape such as a diamond ect may have been too ambitious // impractical, I thought it was worth exploring the idea of having different shapes inside the box to hold various equipment. This would make the box as a whole more exciting to unpack and may help create more of a community spirit in the classroom; if everyone got together and genuinely looked forward to opening the BRAVE box and seeing what it had inside it, surely it would work better as a tool for engaging people.
Branding
At this point Izzie got back to me with ideas about the possible branding of our product. I really liked the pattern she had researched and it allowed for us both to play a part in the creation process. The overlay worked well with our screen print notion and using icons as motifs would help make the box more visually interesting. Izzie had a list of some equipment she would like me to illustrate in order to make icons that were relevant to our campaign, these could then be overlaid to make a pattern that could be placed on a lot of our branding.
List of Objects to Illustrate
Pencils
Paintbrushes & paint pallet
Print equipment
Art equipment (relevant to the package contents)
Hands
String
Happy artist faces
Calendar symbol
Paint splashes
Imagination bubbles/speech bubbles
Scissors
Mug of coffee
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