Below are the sketches of my practical that I showed to them, the sketches were the logo for the sustainable sandwiches packaging design and the Illustrative animal designs for the sandwich packaging.
There were a maximum of five people in the group. The feedback from my group that they gave me for my COP3 subject was the following:
- Overall, they approved for my practical ideas/concept as they said it is appropriate for children. Which are mainly the targeted audience for the COP3 project.
- With the designs that I showed them, the logo inspired by the Ampersand (&). They responded to keep it natural, stay away from animals.
- Look into supermarket brands, drop an email to big companies and asks about their target audience for ready made sandwiches packaging.
- With the sustainable material to cover the sandwiches, paper would be the most suitable as it is widely used. Instead of moulding a specific shape e.g. triangular box. It maybe easier to wrap the sandwich.
- Instead of illustrations of animals, maybe illustrating vegetables would be more reasonable for children to understand. Also relating to the organic and natural product concept.
- Watching 'Blue Planet' looks into the consumption, recyclable materials and waste.
- In addition, they approved our extracting natural food colouring to stamp on the paper material designs on the homemade environmentally recycling paper.
Questions I asked to my group:
- Any good sustainable design theorist which will create a stable triangulation / argument? Any that you can suggest?
- Any other ideas on how to create sustainable packaging other than using paper materials?
- Do you think my practical a sustainable sandwich lunch box, which is aimed for children. If the packaging is educational enough would be a strong brief?
- Any other design inspiration other than an 'Ampersand, &' for a logo design?
- Do you know any other form of sustainable packaging is current and effective?
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