Practical:
- History of Ampersand for sandwich logo -http://www.zeug.fr/shop/618j4b3rdcs1yw14hyuvax6rdioij6-9l2d9-y2zyk.
- The Ampersand designs I showed to my tutor - he said it was a bit too illustrative. The logo would look better for children if it was minimalistic and basic.
- Stickers to stick the sandwich packaging together - adhesive that is edible? Or it could even be the logo?
- Display it via website - Inspiration 'It's Nice That' for reference.
- Gif - image - starts again.
- Yellow/colourful background.
- Gif on the loop.
Chapter 2 - Responsibility:
- Even though in may change - consumption - extend/explain.
- Why quote is used.
- Sustainable - Theorist. Repeated words - sustainability.
- Different - caller limitations.
- Criticise - consumers can budgets / companies consumer.
- Manages / process - contamination.
- Manufacture stages - packaging usefulness.
- Stage of recycling / consumption.
- Paper materials.
- Combination of materials is a better explanation.
- Where the material is - separative for the consumer.
- Reverse engineer.
- Plants.
- Backwards cycle.
- M&S - Avocado - 'feed remove.'
- sustain - environment.
- Object - same thing or element.
- Terminal concerns body.
- Adapt to the environment.
- Problems - packaging commercial owned by states in force by the law!]
- Issue - children can desire!
- Desirable.
- Papanek - top to bottom approach.
- How practical is food, minimal separate - new life.
Focus - Design - 5 initial ideas,
Web - GIF (on nice coloured background - nice and bright!)
1. Wrapped sandwich (with sticker clear)
2. Eating sandwich bit by bit
3. Breaking up paper - and painting it
4. Plant growing
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