Martha Stewart Collection at Macy’s Salad Chiller
Challenge
Design the packaging for a salad container which would allow consumers to see the actual product without having to open the package.
Solution
The resulting carton design features a front opening which allows consumers to view the salad chiller while still successfully encasing and protecting it. The front opening also allows consumers to touch the product without having to open or damage the package. The design of the package also remained consistent with the rest of the packaging graphics already in place for the Martha Stewart’s Collection kitchen products sold at Macy’s.
credits
Art Director: Sophie Nicolay, Designer: Diana Lim
Martha Stewart Crafts Glitter
challenge
Design the label for a glitter bottle which would not only showcase the variety of glitter colors available, but would also incorporate information on the label in three different languages.
solution
The label allows consumers to view the glitter color the bottle contains as well as communicating nealty organized information about the product in three separate languages.
credits
Art Director: Melanie Weisenthal, Designer: Myungha Chang & Diana Lim
Hanami Matsuri
For the celebration of the much awaited annual Cherry Blossom Festival in Yokohama, Japan, this poster features beautiful patterns found in Japanese summer kimonos called yukatas, which women traditionally wear to catch a glimpse of the yearly blooms. Displaying the ornate patterns in the shape of the blossoms, this poster captures the essence of the festival. Posters silkscreened using three colors.
Knoll Poster
This poster for Knoll’s Office Chair Exhibit was designed in keeping with the company’s philosophy of designing highly functional and ergonomic products. Inspired by the functionalist approach of the International Swiss Typographic Style, information is stripped to its most fundamental elements, and sans serif type, solid colors and flat shapes are combined to form a shape representing the most basic form of an office chair.