This first design is a remake of the California sun dried Raisin logo that you see on their box. It was originally yellow writing on a red box but I decided to go back to the Victorian Era to recreate a new design that you might see on the box. Some aspects I wanted to include in this style is floral design as well as playing around with typeface and the alignment of the typeface throughout the design. The colors would also be really bright and bold.
This next design was based off of the same idea but created as if it was done in the Art Nouveau movement. I wanted to keep things really simple on it. I created just a rough sketch of the type and where it would be located and I wanted to incorporate a women that had flowing hair throughout the design. This was an important factor throughout art nouveau and if you look at the box that they have today for raisins, it has a woman on the cover of it.
3 comments:
I really liked the shape of your first design, it is very interesting and almost mimics the shape of a raisin itself.
I like how the first design has a variety of fonts. Also, the design is simple and interesting. In the second design, I like how there is a woman present; women were used in many art nouveau designs.
The fonts are very nice and are a good fit for the style. They are both very simple and send a clear message. Good job!
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