Stationary in Context

For my stationary brief I needed to consider where these products would be sold in the real world,
paperchase seem like the right place my products to be sold as a seller whole range of stationery,
from basic stationary to more decorated pattern stationary like my range.
I have considered the in-store and online sales of  my product range,
I am proposing to mockup website with my designs on it and also a shop front of my designs on,
these are the images I'm going to use and base my  in store product shots on.

Photographing Final Products

 Kirsty and I rented out some photography equipment to photograph our final products ready to go on our boards.  we had had a photography induction the week before so we knew how to use all the equipment.
These are the best images of all my final products that I am going to use on my final boards, it was good to learn how to use all the equipment properly as a photograph can make or break a product.

Precious T-shirt

I didn't have any images of the precious T-shirt in context on a person,
I needed to get some images of it for my final boards, so the lovely Niall stepped in as a model.
 Each member of pressures has one of these T-shirts, that they can wear events and uses promotion.
Also so the next exhibition I propose that we sell these T-shirts to members of the  public,
as people have been interested in them in the past.

Stationary Packaging

 These are the labels printed out onto the sticker paper, I then cut them down to size
and stuck them on the reverse the packaging over where the brown paper  is.
 I then put all the products in their packaging,  some had the brown paper, some did not need it like the ruler and pencil case.

Labels

 These are the labels to stick on the stationery range packaging,
I'm going to print them out on sticker paper and stick them onto the reverse of the packaging.
As I propose the range to be sold in Paperchase I've used the 
Paperchase logo and website on the labels.

Stationary Packaging Development

 As part of my brief for the stationery range I needed to design some packaging,
I wanted to keep the packaging simple to use the same patterns I used for the designs themselves.
They took one of the designed and created a pattern, I tried the pattern out on a few different stocks and decided to go to the brown paper as it works best with the range.
Alongside the brown paper, I use clear cellophane bags and put the product in the bags.
I now need to look at the pricing labels to go on the packaging.

Bookmarks

Another part of the cookbook range is bookmarks, there is 
ont to go with each of the books and would be given away free
with the purchase of each of the books.
They are printed on the same stock as the postcards
with the names and authors of the books printed on 
the top.