Product design for retail stores
These products were created with retail in mind. The briefs for the design covered a range of the methods, factors and restrictions. Some these designs were a unique twist on an existing product that was already on the market, others were created from scratch.
Memory Capture : The product above and below is the packaging and the product, all created from cardboard. The product needed to be lowcost, rapid, for tech industries - and 'gifting'.
Memory Capture Look And Feel. Essentially, the product is a stand that allows you to take steady photos on your smartphone, a bit of function and a lot of fun to assemble, it was created as an eye-catching stocking-filler piece. The product was geared toward Mum's, Dads and Grand parents. The product captures a retro textured leather feel with a brushed steel effect, paying homage to your classic SLR camera and fun family holidays.
Memory Capture : The product above and below is the packaging and the product, all created from cardboard. The product needed to be lowcost, rapid, for tech industries - and 'gifting'.
Memory Capture Look And Feel. Essentially, the product is a stand that allows you to take steady photos on your smartphone, a bit of function and a lot of fun to assemble, it was created as an eye-catching stocking-filler piece. The product was geared toward Mum's, Dads and Grand parents. The product captures a retro textured leather feel with a brushed steel effect, paying homage to your classic SLR camera and fun family holidays.
VR Frontier. this product was a detailed take on the Google Cardboard, an inexpensive and fun VR solution that turns your smartphone into a VR headset. The look and feel is based around space - VR being a way of exploring other worlds. We wanted to create a prod that would be appealing to the Science Museum.
After creating some rough initial concepts in Photoshop (an illustrated mock up) the artwork was then created in Adobe Illustrator. Once the design was finished and positioned inside the factory diecut the artwork was sent to print in China. After a short period, a mock up of the design would would via email where upon it would be checked and approved.
Boogie Pong (Design look and feel copyright Satzuma) was created in line with a popular game in the gifting market which allowed players to thrust and girate ping pong balls from a box tied to their waists. (When testing game in the office it looked like game you would see on the likes of a friday night - it was a huge laugh.)
This take on the game required me to create a design very quickly. this included the box, the characters and packaging. The design needed to look distinct from other designs of this game. Using Adobe Illustrator this design was created from mock up to completion.
Flash Drives | the dog and the rat were created as part of an exclusive Flash Drive range. I came up with the character concepts with my pencil. These 2D drawings were created in 3D and then manufactured over seas.
Products placed in scene and shot. The photo below was used on FSDU's and marketing material. As a side not the scene was created by me using foam, putty and then painted black. All Material on this page is copyright Satzuma LTD
