CD Case Templates & Holders: {DIY Tutorials Here’s a collection of assorted protective items to make for CDs (both individual and collection holders). These are suitable for both personal use and gift-giving. A little bit of everything in this crafty list including sewing projects, paper folding and free printables (with a few featuring lovely shapes & designs). Enjoy! ecabonline.com Makeover Leather: Cover made from a piece of leather and heavyweight snaps, sleeves are from an old case (the spine needs to be intact). Folded Paper: Shows you how to fold an 8 1/2″ x 11″ sheet of paper to fit over a CD. curbly.com mushroomvillagers.wordpress.com 6-Pocket: Easy to adjust so you can have as many (or as few) pockets as you like. Lunch Bag: A clever method of folding makes this the easiest project ever. emptyhousecooperative.blogspot.ca martawrites.com Card Stock Sleeve: Card stock is cut down to size, folded then sides sealed with tape. For Car Visor: The back has elastic straps so it can be attached to a car’s visor. pukingpastilles.com
générique de films The main-on-end titles for Charles de Lauzirika’s psychological noir Crave take what is at root a basic child’s toy to grim extremes. Wind-driven, humanoid whirligigs are torn apart and re-purposed into disturbing wooden mechanisms acting out vigilante fantasies from the film — images from a nightmare. The angular type stands out from the grit and grain as the camera transitions from grisly scene to grisly scene, each segment part of a larger, interconnected machine which could only be stopped by its own friction. Director CHARLES DE LAUZIRIKA and main title designer RALEIGH STEWART discuss the creation of the sequence with us. Can you give us a little background on yourselves? CL: I was born and raised in LA and I was obsessed with cinema. Over the following years, I produced behind-the-scenes content for DVDs and formed my own company, Lauzirika Motion Picture Company. RS: I’m a graphic artist originally from the San Francisco Bay Area. How did you come to work with Raleigh? RS: Yeah.
Pinch (Student Project) Designed by Evi Gerafi, Israel. School: Shenkar college of engeneering and design "Pinch" is a gourmet salt brand featuring Hawaiian, Persian, mellasian and quality sea salt.About the concept "Pinch" salt portrays the combination of complexity within simplicity,kind of like the feeling within a family.The main idea behind "pinch" is to restore interest in salt packaging, and giving the customer an extraordinary experience throughout the use of this product.Also referring to the naturalism and complexity of the salt elements NaCl.About the package "Pinch" is divided to 3 basic sizes calculated by weight - fine,medium and course. Each salt group is sized to the specified weight and packed accordingly. Then the salt is inserted into small packets and folded neatly over concealing the pack.About the usage The costumers tear the lid of the package and now they have exposed the chain of salt packs folded over eachother, all that is left is to tear a pack - and enjoy. Share This Article
Experiments: Hot Slots The thrill of casino culture is carried by more than just the chance to win big – an assault on the senses, driven by kaleidoscopic colors, lights blinking at speed, and an auditory collision of sounds. In an alternate universe where money loses all value in the pursuit of a sudden fortune, the instant dopamine lift of the casino invites us to disconnect from our realities, and enter a place where anything is possible. Visualizing the multi-sensory immersion of the casino environment, filmmaker Erren Franklin journeys deep into the heart of Las Vegas at 2am in Hot Slots. Shot on Super 8, the experimental film achieves all its effects in analog, layering filters and in-camera film techniques to recreate the sense of over-stimulation felt among the bright lights. “When you shoot film, you press it against the world and it makes an imprint of the present.
Men In Black Designed by Yongho Jeong, South Korea.Men In Black Blue-ray Packaging(Two Disks - Movie and Sound Track) I tried to introduce the fun of a comic movie 'Man In Black' by unexpected visuals and functions inside of small CD jacket which is all made out of paper, and brings some practical benefits to the client - easy to ship, easy to display, and saves on budget. Share This Article World Service: Choco Hoax While growing environmental consciousness can only be a positive, the trend for greenwashing that has emerged from it shows a simultaneous rise in businesses promoting values that aren’t reflected beneath the surface. Demonstrating the dark side of advertising, whereby environmentalism can be assumed by consumers through manipulated language and visual cues, we see alignment with good causes insinuated for capitalist purposes over the drive to make positive change. A satirical look at greenwashing and the way in which it informs current advertising techniques, Italian filmmaker Alice Fassi directs Choco Hoax. Centering the promotion of an imagined futuristic snack – a brand-new chocolate bar that lacks even chocolate itself – the short fashion film reflects on deceptive product labelling and the image it intends to imitate, stripping away associations with contested ingredients while washing over the harmful characteristics that remain.
Gabby Young and Other Animal - The Band Called Out For More Designed by Andy Hau, United Kingdom. Gabby Young and Other Animals are an eccentric eight piece British pop band, bringing together gypsy, folk, rock and jazz. In 2012, I was asked to be the Art Director and Packaging Designer for their new album “The Band Called Out for More”. Using the kaleidoscope to represent Gabby Young’s unusual, dynamic and colourful persona that explodes through her music, we developed an octagonal packaging that opens and releases the CD in a revolving, spiral fashion. Due to the success of the standard edition, I was further commissioned to develop a special boxset which takes the idea of an ever-changing kaleidoscope further. Based on 3 different “modes” (Butterflies, Album Name, Photos), the kaleidoscope front cover revolves around to reveal 14 different variations, allowing the front cover to match whatever mood the user takes. Share This Article
Back To The Origins Chocolate Collection By Chocolate Naive Created & Produced By Chocolate Naive, Lithuania. Creative Directors: Arunas Matacius, Domantas Uzpalis Art Director & Designer: Karolis Kosas Copywriter: Domantas Uzpalis Photographer: Alma Galinskaite (almu) In a little town named Giedraičiai by the beautiful lake Kiementas on the Eastern side of Lithuania, Chocolate Naive make their bean-to-bar chocolate.Each and every morning, the chocolate master carefully roasts fresh cacao beans whose delicious aroma gently awakens the residents of the town. Just as they were hundreds of years ago, cacao beans are slowly rolled and conched to release their extraordinary bouquet of fruits, nuts and flowers in a delicately finished chocolate bar. These hand crafted bars are later stored to mature and form a complicated array of tastes and seasonings.Chocolate Naive has great pleasure in introducing the “Back to the Origins“ collection. Share This Article
Graphic Design // Modo Design & Production - Special Packaging for the Entertainment Business Modo Design & Production – Special Packaging for the Entertainment Business Casebound CD book pack with 24 inner pages printed on uncoated 170gsm stock, 2xCD in wallets mounted to inside covers, book wrapped with matt lamination and spot gloss to cover. Printed CMYK throughout. Also associated CD promos, in card wallets printed CMYK on reverse board.