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Week 13 - Product ink wash paint design
These are the design compilation on how we plan to paint the products using the ink wash painting technique. The designs are mostly plant and flowers because we wanted to stick with our tagline “nature at it’s finest” which is gonna be our brand identity.
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Week 12 - Packaging Design
Care Instructions of the product. Front and Back.
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Week 12 - Packaging Design
Consist of Notebook, Envelope, Business Card, Membership Card, and Warranty Card.
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week 12 - Packaging Design
Consist of the boxes to keep the product, price tags and Description sheet
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week 12 - Final Logo
This is the final design of our official logo, as a bamboo-oriented business, we use bamboo itself as one of the important aspect that has to be appear in our logo. The meaning behind this logo is that we want to grow our business just like the bamboo itself, it’ll grows faster (revive) after we cut/reap it and easy to plant.
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week 12 Logo making process
These are several design options for our logo
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week 12 - product prototype 3
This product was made for the purpose of gardening and keeping the kitchen utilities
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Inspiration - Signature
Ink wash painting or in Japanese, “suibokuga” was one of the most major developments within the art scene, and is considered by many to mark the distinctive influences of Chinese ink painting and the rise of Zen in Japan. Several key artists were instrumental in demonstrating this development in Japanese art history; the most important are Josetsu, Tenshô Shûbun, and Sesshû Tôyô, the three of whom are some of the first painters in Japanese art history to be individually recognized by name.
The objects being used in this painting are usually flowers, plants, landscape, and animals.
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#week11 product prototype 2
(WIP) This product was made to be use as lamp and basket
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#week11 product prototype 1
This product was made for gardening purpose and also could be use to keep stuff like for kitchen utensils.
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#week11 products sketch.
Based on the multifunctional type of product that is convenient to use.
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