Milk Carton Prospectus

Milk Carton Prospectus
this is a packaging solution for the course prospectus trying to represent the Graphic Design degree in a more creative way to new students.

The reason for using a milk carton as packaging was inspired by the idea od calcium being good for growth. They used this to relate to design and the fact that this course would be good for gorwth in their creativity.

The course information is displaued on a poster that comes inside the milk carton

The Book of the Bunny suisides

Decay

Wisdom: andrew Zuckerman

What is a Line?

Forrest Lucero

Yusaku Kamekura

Yusaku Kamekura (1915-1997) was one of the pioneers of Japanese graphic design who was at the forefront in promoting graphic design as an essential factor of modern society, culture and art, and whose achievements helped to establish the reputation of Japanese graphic design internationally.

The symbol and poster designs for the 1964 Tokyo Olympics were Kamekura’s best-known work. The Tokyo Olympic symbol is a powerful, concise design, while the posters capture the dynamism of athletes. The poster design also incorporated photos, marking the first time that a photograph was used in an Olympic poster. Other well-known poster designs include Hiroshima Appeals, a poetic image of falling, burning butterflies

Stéphane Massa-Bidal

Jelle Martins

michael Johanson:Tales of the Ordinary

Michael Johanson

Oliver Jeffries

James Mitchell aka Nas Champ

Elephant in the Room

Curiosity and Absurdity