what do you think about incorporating dna idea into? do you think we can combine dna and balloon idea together?
-sk
Showing posts with label Branding. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Branding. Show all posts
Saturday, November 7, 2009
dnalike poster
what do you think about incorporating dna idea into? do you think we can combine dna and balloon idea together?
-sk
Friday, November 6, 2009
Thursday, November 5, 2009
Hi, guys.
I designed this thinking about environmental and interaction design.
I watched the movie Red Balloon, and I got inspired by the last scene when lots of balloons become like a big hot-air balloon and fly away with a boy.
I also used multiple choices of bright colors because I remember one of the client suggested to target lower class people and these colors would be outstanding for them.
I don't know why this one has a problem with colors. It's supposed to be same color as below one. Anyways, I made this form more like a family tree.
-Youllie Kim
I designed this thinking about environmental and interaction design.
I watched the movie Red Balloon, and I got inspired by the last scene when lots of balloons become like a big hot-air balloon and fly away with a boy.
I also used multiple choices of bright colors because I remember one of the client suggested to target lower class people and these colors would be outstanding for them.
I don't know why this one has a problem with colors. It's supposed to be same color as below one. Anyways, I made this form more like a family tree.
-Youllie Kim
Monday, October 26, 2009
PUH-LEZ! Connotation +
This is my part, (please youlie respond to this, or anyone.)
Connotation:
Humorous exaggerated of “Please”, gives a connotation of
“You’re trying way to hard. It’ll be easier to listen to if you say it rather directly.”
Scenario:
At a family meal time, a baby is sitting on a booster chair and the parents are sitting next to him. Trying to feed the baby, they try all different things, “Choo Choo Tranin!” or “Weeee~ Airplane!”
Finally baby grabs a spoon and says “Oh, PUH-LEZ!” and the baby puts the spoonful of food into his mouth.
Tagline shows up with a voice.
“Com’on. Family, Pul-lez! Just talk to them. They’re not babies.”
Variation:
At the end, the grown up (20’s) version of ‘baby’ is sitting at the table. Turns out that the image of baby is how parents see their grown up son/daughter.
Target and Achievement:
This scenario is targeted towards parents to talk deeply about the things that matter to his family, especially their children.
Taglines:
Com’on. Just talk to them. They’re not babies.
Talk to them. They’ll understand.
Family, Pul-lez! Just say it.
Family, Pul-lez! Wouldn’t it be easier if u just say it?
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