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oozey mess
The Stonewall Inn
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Game Changer & Make Some Noise
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Love Begins
occasionally subtle
RMH
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Phantogram Three
Cookie Run:Kingdom Official!
Product Placement
The Bowery Presents
Fieri Frames
let's talk about Bridgerton tea, my ask is open
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@katharinealldritt
Things you didn’t know about orgasm -
1. You dont need genitals
2. You can have them when you’re dead
3. Orgasms can cause by breath
4. Orgasms can cure the hiccups
5. Doctors once prescribed orgasms for fertility
6. Pig farmers still do
7. Female animals are having more fun than you think
8. Studying human orgasm in a lad isn’t easy
9. But it sure is entertaining
What young women believe about their sexuality -
“If we want young people to engage safely, ethically and enjoyable, its time to have open honest discussions about what happens after yes”
Young girls dont feel entitled to enjoy sex
Young people aren’t engaging in more intercourse than they were 20 years ago
However, they are engaging in other acts, when we label these as ‘not sex’ it still opens the door to risky behaviour and disrespect. especially oral sex which is considered to be less intimate than intercourse
girls often taken part in one sided oral sex to get men to leave or so something wouldn’t happen
Girls expressed a sense of shame around their genitals, a combination of disgust and sacredness
A girls opinion about their genitals is directly linked to how they enjoy sex
About 3/4 of college women remove all pubic hair, on occasion and half all the time
in the increase in female shaving in the 1920s lead to the popularity of the flapper dress
Labia plasty is the quickest growing cosmetic surgery among teenage girls
It rose 80% between 2014 and 2015 with 5% of these been under 18 year olds
The most popular ‘style’ where the outer labia are fused like a clam shell is called the barbie
Intimate justice - sex has political as well as personal implications
Raises similar issues about inequality about economic disparity, violence, physical and mental health
Mcclauren found that young women were more likely to use their partners satisfaction to measure their satisfaction
Pain in their sexual encounter 30 per cent of the time
Use words like depressing, degrading, humiliating
Because of all this, if a woman goes into an encounter: not wanting it to hurt, wanting to feel close to your partner and wanting him to orgasm, she would be satisfied if all those criteria were met
Absence of pain is a low bar for your own social experience
Girls in same sex relationships orgasm at the same rate as men
Dutch girls are spoken to by their doctors, teachers and parents candidly about sex. They also found that Dutch girls have higher positive responses to sex and few negative ones compared to American college girls
America parents talk about risk and danger whereas Dutch parents spoke about responsibility and joy.
Women's sexuality isn’t complicated -
Female sexuality isn’t broken, its misunderstood
No medical interference, we need a clearer understanding of how women actually work
Skewed opinion on female sexuality because of male dominated science
We need more positive messages about sex
Focusing on small things throughout your day that bring you physical pleasure, a hot shower the sun on your face
Connecting those pleasures with sexual pleasure to help understand how your arousal works
Sharing experiences makes people feel less alone and more empowered to do something about them
Doctors thought the clitoris was a growth and any women with it is a hermaphrodite and removed them if they were too big
The clitoris was only fully 3D mapped in 2009, after we had mapped the entire human genome
This poor knowledge puts women at higher risk during surgery because doctors don’t full understand the female body
Sex is more than just an act
Our society belittles it
Rosemary basson - non-linear model of female sexual response
Sex isn’t as goal orientated as we once believed
Sex is about a relationship to senses, listening to the body, slowing things down, coming into the present moment, our whole health and wellbeing
Sex isn’t profane, it is sacred
What does sex mean to you
Explore alldritt0236's board "cosmetic" on Pinterest. See more ideas about Branding design, Packaging design and Brand packaging.
This is the mood board I created for this brief, I looked at brand design, packaging design, packshot photography, portrait photography, tone of voice and copy, as well as colour palettes.
Patagonia
wetsuits made from recycled plastic bottles/natural rubber
offers repairs instead of replacements
activism since the start of the 70′s
started a research project into the impact of their materials and have been using 100% organic cotton since 1996
New Belgium Brewing Company
Reduce GHG emissions by using solar panels, create electricity from wastewater
Co-founded the Glass Recycling Coalition
Advocate for better climate policies
first wind-powered Brewery in the U.S.
Platinum-level zero waste and bicycle-friendly business
Leon
Source meat and fish responsibly
Restaurants are powered by 100% green energy
Trying to reduce the amount of plastic waste
Compostable boxes and bags
Any waste food goes to anaerobic digestion (the breakdown of organic materials by micro-organisms. AD produces methane-rich gas that can be used as a fuel or fertiliser.)
Lush
No animal testing and only has vegetarian and vegan products
Handmade products, personalised with employee stickers on products
Packaging can be returned, get melted down and turned into packaging
No advertising policy - no TV ads and relies heavily on user-generated content.
Try to avoid using packaging where possible
Bodyshop
Bottles can be returned to be recycled into other packaging - customers get a £5 voucher after 5 returns
Buy waste plastic from Indian waste pickers. Provide them with better work conditions and fair pay
Campaigns against animal testing
Community trade - committed to trading fairly with suppliers, pay women premium to help them gain independent income
Accept menstrual products as donations to give to those in need
About Sage
Ethos
establishing my companies method before I began designing was very important to me as I felt it would affect what route I would choose to go down.
Sage wants to help people to feel confident in their own skin
Share their passion for healthy skin with the world
Only ever use natural, no-nonsense ingredients in their products
help the enviroment by being a zero-waste company
only create cruelty-free products
to help to reduce waste in the beauty industry
only use renewable energy sources in our stores and manufacturers
Many of these points are also some of the unique selling points of Sage. at the moment there are little to no options for refillable skincare and there are few companies that aim for a little to no waste. I think that at the moment, people would be very interested in having an option that they know will be benefiting the environment greatly.
Advertising
I plan to advertise Sage mainly through social media, I think that using influencers on Instagram and vloggers on Youtube to promote my products will be very effective in reaching wider audiences for little to no cost to the company. In addition to social media, my product will be featured on makeup cosmetics websites such as Beauty Bay and Cult Beauty. This will also help to reach other audiences.
Naming My Brand
To help decide on a name for my company I brainstormed words that related to my brand's ethos and what I wanted the products to do for my customers. This process gave me words such as revitalise and glow however, I didn't feel that these words were quite right for the name of the brand. I then turned my attention to botanical-based names such as blossom and dahlia, after some research I decided to choose the name Sage.
Sage has multiple health benefits such as providing nutrients and anti-oxidants, sage can also help to lower blood sugar levels and support memory and brain health. in addition to these benefits, the etymology of the word has links to the ethos of my brand. The word sage comes from the Latin ‘Salvia’ which means ‘healing plant’, the word ‘salvia’ also comes from another Latin word which means ‘safe’. I felt both of these definitions support my decision to use Sage as the name of my brand as safety and health are two very important aspects of my company.
another definition of the word sage means ‘profoundly wise’, the etymology for this word comes from the Latin ‘sapere’ which means to be wise. this works perfectly as I wanted my customer to ‘be wise’ and make conscious decisions about their skincare and the environment.
Rob Draper
Rob Draper came to my university on Thursday to give a lecture about his work and life. His work nowadays focused on typography however, he has dabbled in many different areas of design. As a young adult, he created a lot of graffiti which is where his love of type began and one of the jobs he had as an adult was to design and build interior store elements and decorations.
It was incredibly interesting to hear about his journey but during his lecture, I felt that his career linked very well with my current brief as I am creating a campaign for a company that included graffiti style elements. I mainly focused on the project “Coffee Time” as it helped to bring his work into the spot-light. While these cups could very loosely be considered graffiti, there are very clear influences of this in the style of the lettering.
Although this brief isn’t very typography based it is interesting and helpful to see how graffiti can link into other areas of work.
Oasis Advert Campaign
In 2016, Oasis released a TV and poster campaign that featured an incredibly 'tongue in cheek' tone of voice. This campaign also turned marketing on its head by creating posters that address the nonsense consumers are faced with on a day to day basis. These posters and advert were rather simple in their design but the idea behind them was clever which helped to make them memorable.
Tango Adverts
Also, these adverts are from the 20th Century, they still had a massive impact with many of the adverts actually being banned from TV due to many children getting injured from copying what happens in them. These adverts featured multiple different characters who would interact with one of the ‘normal’ people who was drinking tango. These interacts would be expected such as getting, getting skipped, a woman exploding or being yelled at. The most famous of the ads being the one with the Orange man who would run onto the scene and slap the drinker, however, after this was banned it was rewritten so the orange man would kiss the drinker.
This campaign was created by Howell Henry Chaldecott Lury and Partners, which was a small advertising agency, more specifically it was created by Al Young and Trevor Robinson OBE.
Dalston
This drink company was set up in East London in 2012 by Duncan O’Brien. He began by creating the drinks by hand using local ingredients. One of the main parts of the Dalston ethos is refusing to use any type of plastic in their products, the cans are made from recycled aluminum and the multi-packs are contained within cardboard boxes.
The branding for this company has a very cartoony style, this style is supposed to be influenced by graffiti from the local area. However, I don't think that this style looks very graffiti-ish. The imagery is also very clean compared to what you'd expected a graffiti inspired design to look like.
Hotel Chocolat Display
This display has window decals as well as hanging imagery, this made gave the display depth and also makes the display more interesting and eye-catching compared the other stores. Many other stores had very basic and uninteresting displays. However, I did think that this display looked very cluttered.
Dr. Martens Display
The Dr. Martens window display had multiple styles in it. I think this display has comic book elements as well as a graffiti style to it. The background board also looks as though it is made from layers of posters, similar to something you'd see on a street.
Dalston prides themselves on their London background and the brand was massively inspired by the graffiti in the area the drink was founded.
Topshop Window Display
The window display for the Topshop features text that is painted onto the window itself, the imagery behind this isn't very engaging but the red on the black and white background is very eye-catching. This display also had an A-frame with a 2D version of the display.
We were considering using an additional poster to help promote the Dalston drink, as well as the window display and I believe Topshop has created a poster that matches the display very well.
Window Mural
This window mural was created for a barbershop store front. I thought that something like this could be created for the Darlston campaign. I would like to focus on creating a window display as this links to the area of design I am interested in going into at the moment.
This entire mural was created by hand and it will entice people into the store, this is something memorable so if it was used to advertise a drink people would be more likely to remember it.