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PAINTING THE SURFACE
Materials:
Plastidip
MDF board
Plywood
So after laser cutting and engrave the dine-in tray, I bought a can of plastidip for painting the surface leaving a matte white which Im really happy and impressed with the results! The material i used is made from MDF (Medium dense Fiberboard) which contains fibers of paper and wood mixed with resin compressed with high pressure of air and high temperature. It has a lesser weight than conventional tray and also sturdy enough to carry 3 items, moreover its recyclable. I was about to use perspex (acrylic sheet) but I reassured myself rom the start of the brief that I won't use any plastics, polyurethane, pvc etc that has a potential harm to our environment. The whole tray is covered in white paint with a 0.2mm engraved logo on the rhs. Im happy with the overall outcome except there are some few bubbles around the edge due to the humidity I guess and the wind.
Laser engraving the logo for the dine-in tray
SWISTAINABILITY: they’re slowly coming up together!
More printing today of paper bags and burger packaging. Colour is the main dominant on the packaging followed by typography, I’ve also included few quotes and tagline along the surface graphics just so it doesn’t look plain. I like how they turned out, strong colours with a Swiss feel to it. Now I just need to lasercut the tray for dine in!
What’s next:
Lasercut dine-in tray Photo shoot with the final product Process them through id and ps Create a HTML web for final outcome
There’s more stuff to do I hope I can finish it by Tuesday!
Stay tuned!
Prototype packaging for burger and fries. The packaging is simple with the use of monotone colours to reduce the waste of ink and strong use of typography. It is a fold flat packaging without any use of glue hence it’s sustainable.
What’s next: I will be printing the final tomorrow with the paper bag and the dine in tray ! Stay tuned :)
Hello & Welcome.
Hi! Its Jan Krystovic, Im a creative student who resides in the great city of Melbourne. I'm a multidisciplinary designer, specialising in brand identity , graphic design and packaging. I'm also interested in video, music production and photography. Whatever the challenge, my goal is to help elevate my employer or clients potential through smart ideas, clear speak and solid design without complication. I know how to appreciate great and innovative designs currently in the market place, but also open to making adaptations and improving existing ideas to create a strategic and refreshing approach. Throughout this process, I inject a refreshing mix of creativity from a simple design to a modern minimalistic twist, which I believes sets my design apart from competitors.
This blog will have a bunch of design ideas, inspirations, fashion, street culture, sneakers and etc. curated by me. I will also include some of my design projects from Behance.