Laura Mallaghan Illustration

This is my finished packaging design post. I started to design tea packaging net in illustrator; first, I made an hexagon shape, the lid off. After I have done first net, I added the fruit image, I picked strawberry I made in illustrator, very soft colours and the outline turn a bit and in large scale, and then I picked different shade of red for background. Then I made second net with strawberry flavour and blueberry, blackberry and elderflower. I did the strawberry, same layout as first net, and then I did the berries with Julian Opie inspired style of myself. I have made the 2 ready-made for the jar, same design from second nets designs. Then I started to design the gift-box. It’s the same net as the second nets but it’s bigger. This time I used all of these fruits in illustrator and same design. I printed all designs in black and white and mock them up. There are some mistakes, 2 of the second nets design, I made the botto

We arrived in London on 17 th March. Firstly we went in Somerset House and founded Pick Me Up entrance. I was very interested when I saw coloured arrows on the walls and giant arrows mobile hanging from the ceiling. Then I saw the colourful in Graphics gallery that were very eye-catching. The first displays that interested me was Jules Juliens’ works, I like all of his displays because it’s like very feminine to me and looks interesting.     Then ‘Zara Wood aka Woody’ displays, its also very feminine and very simple drawing.       To Jessica Hische’s display, its very feminine I like the way flowers flow and its link to the letters. The colours are complementary. Clara Terne’s display is vague and abstract. The title is The Intangible. Its looks like she draw with music. Qwenola Carrere’s displays are quite bold with primary colours and it’s like a children’s  imagination