OUGD603 | Extended Practice | Brief 09 | Development - Sketches & Ideas | OOHDEER Brief - Pitch A Papergang competition!
Inspirations
By considering examples from previous Papergang boxes, Paperchase's Collection and Muji's minimalistic approach. Japanese origami has greatly inspired the theme for the Papergang box.
The images below convey the influence of the decided theme/pattern for the Papergang box. Both Origami Cranes and Stars are very simple yet vividly attractive especially how both origami pieces are three-dimensional. This could be an authentic and popular trend for stationary products.
Initial Sketches
The initial sketches are illustrations versions of the origami stars and cranes from the images above. The idea of these illustrations were to make them imitate the real origami pieces by keeping them three dimensional yet emblematic. The stars and cranes can be more distinguishable this way for consumers to recognise them to the real origami.
Illustrator Vectors
After deciding which illustrations looked ideal as the real origami pieces. The top origami crane and stars sketches were made into vectors via Adobe Illustrator to test for chosen colour schemes.
Colour schemes
Below are the four colour schemes that were tested on both illustrative patterns. By experimenting these colour schemes on Adobe Photoshop it is helpful to see which colour scheme works potentially for the Papergang box. By selecting the most vivid colour schemes similarly to the previous winners of the Papergang box design competition will help compare if the origami patterns are suitable for the design.
By considering examples from previous Papergang boxes, Paperchase's Collection and Muji's minimalistic approach. Japanese origami has greatly inspired the theme for the Papergang box.
The images below convey the influence of the decided theme/pattern for the Papergang box. Both Origami Cranes and Stars are very simple yet vividly attractive especially how both origami pieces are three-dimensional. This could be an authentic and popular trend for stationary products.
Initial Sketches
The initial sketches are illustrations versions of the origami stars and cranes from the images above. The idea of these illustrations were to make them imitate the real origami pieces by keeping them three dimensional yet emblematic. The stars and cranes can be more distinguishable this way for consumers to recognise them to the real origami.
Illustrator Vectors
After deciding which illustrations looked ideal as the real origami pieces. The top origami crane and stars sketches were made into vectors via Adobe Illustrator to test for chosen colour schemes.
Colour schemes
Below are the four colour schemes that were tested on both illustrative patterns. By experimenting these colour schemes on Adobe Photoshop it is helpful to see which colour scheme works potentially for the Papergang box. By selecting the most vivid colour schemes similarly to the previous winners of the Papergang box design competition will help compare if the origami patterns are suitable for the design.
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| Colour schemes read left to right (horizontally) |
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