Showing posts with label packaging. Show all posts
Showing posts with label packaging. Show all posts

Sunday, April 5, 2009

Ready to eat Satay..... just microwave it!

This is a proposal for microwaveable packaging design for Jumain Sataysfactions.
This packaging design had gone thru considerable revamps....
I lost count how many times I've design & redesign this.


Saturday, February 21, 2009

I go retro.... 70s & 80s scene Music CD cover

I was given another opportunity to design an album cover (from Life Records), a compilation album of the 70s / 80s music scene in Singapore. Growing up loving songs from the retro era, I don't have much problem coming up with the concept, but as far as possible, I want to have it looking fresh with a simple touch of retro.

The one on the left is the original artwork before the touch up.
The one on the right was given a slight color treatment.

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Monday, February 16, 2009

Sales Kit for Jumain Sataysfaction

It's been a hectic but fun week. Got loadful of work to do in a very short time.
Recent project is a Sales kit for Jumain Sataysfaction Pte Ltd.
It consist a folder (jacket),a poster, a Company profile brochure and 5 loose catalog.

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Folder (Envelope style)

Poster cum wallpaper
printed on Yupo sticker material.

Corporate brochure
( two panel & folded )

Loose Flyer
(Individual Info Catalog)

Thursday, November 6, 2008

"Microwave-ready pack" Satay

I've been working with Jumain Sataysfactions numerous times designing their packaging & corporate logo. It's been a wonderful partnership and I am always given lots of opportunity and space to explore my design limit.

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"Asli" is a brand name for Jumain Sataysfaction. While working on the logo, I took due consideration to its core nature. Asli means natural/original in Malay, so it got to be original and at the same time have that natural feel to it. This brand is very versatile.

Recently, Jumain Sataysfactions is marketing its microwavable satay which took mere minutes to prepare and it's ready to eat. One thing for sure... it's tender and sweet for a microwave satay. Nice! I am given the opportunity to design the packaging. My main aim is to make it identifiable by just one look. I sincerely hope it works.

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