Jar Printing

Example of printed logo on roll of self adhesive stock.
Example of printed jar label for mock up o acetate.

T-shirt Development

As you can see from the above prints, the colour yellow when made was bright however when printing on a dark surface the colour of ink losses it brightness. I think the t-shirt works better than the polo as the polo shirt is more textured which makes it harder to print on to.

Promotion Flyer

Idea for promotional flyer to send back in the post, however it's a double side print. I could just have the information on the front to save costs and also use a website rather than send it off in the post. This will make it more instant and you will know that Amulet has received your order

Colour Range

Readjusting the jars in order of colour of honey labelled 01- 05

Box ideas for postage use when received an order from the internet

Prefer the bar across the bottom rather than cut of in the middle above.

All the boxes together to see how they work as a set. The colours reflect the colour of the honey in the jar. Colour coded and numbered as well to make it clear and legible what it is the customer has purchased.

Stock

The above stock was really thick almost like mood board this was to thick was folding and creasing looked clumsy.
However I found this stock above which had a nice texture and also twice as thin than the mood board which made it realistic the use for the specification of the box
Comparing both stocks.

For the net above I used the creasing machine down at vernon street which made the folds look professional compared to using a bone fold.

A book I purchased from a charity shop from Nottingham. The book is GF Smiths from Hull printers. Just looking at what stock is similar to the above box. 540gsm/ Real Grey /

Box: Clear and understanding

Ideas and layout and colour for packaging to be sent from internet orders. The grey works well and it cuts the colours down to a spot white so could save money. Like it where the number of the range is really bold ideal for factory workers to easily recognize what product they are sending to the customer.

Development of Glass jar

Dimensions for printing. cm.
I really like the idea of using the colour of the honey as a second colour also saves on printing costs. This print would only be a black and spot colour Pantone Solid Coated 7500c for the whole range of glass jars.
Net for the printers, not sure about how the printers would want to receive the net but I think it would look something similar to above, maybe specification where about on the glass jar where the image wants to lay.

Playing around with the back of the glass jar.

Range: Glass Jar

Mock up made on computer to see what the design would look like on a photograph of the jar I want to use.
Range of five products based on different places.
Prefer the design below because of the solid block. Influenced from Original Source.

Range together.

Range: Squeezable Honey (Less Mess?)

Experimenting with different bottle designs to see whether or not the designs works. I like the bottle design above but it doesn't suit the design that well.

Rendered version of the above bottle. I think that other shape bottles work better than this squeezable bottle as the design doesn't fit with the bottle