Product Shots

Here are the product shots which i will use for my final presentation board. I'v kept them clean, by editing them in photoshop (levels, brightness/contrast, deleting the background space) I think they are essential for the product as they show the final on its own, from numerous angles and layouts.
(last image is un-edited)

animalpower™

I photographed the batteries in context, alongside other collectables such as gizmo from the hit 90s film; Gremlins, Spiderman , The Simpsons, and Star Wars memorabilia. This helps to focus my product as a collectable, as its shown alongside others on the shelf. Also shots of the batteries in electrical products; a Gameboy Color and digital camera, something which has become a collectable (the Gameboy) and something which the batteries target age range uses frequently (the camera). To determine scale, I photographed the batteries in-hand, I think its quite a nice shot to have on my final boards too.

Batteries complete-o

Here are my final batteries, produced by printing the artwork and simply sticking them around batteries, no expense spared (16 for £1 at poundland). I'v photographed them individually as each one is different, context shots will follow to establish scale and my target audience of young adults, who collect.

The Type Factory - Locations

As I will be creating museum advertisments, I found some appropriate locations to use.

The Fashion Show '09 - Update

Here are the VERY final tickets.
Fashion decided to go against gold foil printing as costs were just too high to print.
Also I have produced a duotone version to bring costs down.
'Guest' is now in-place of 'VIP', and other small details have been made.
A 3mm bleed leaves room for trimming error.
Tickets have been handed to Fashion and will be printed in due course.

The Fashion Show '09

Here is my final PDF Booking Form for The Fashion Show.
I tried to incorporate the ticket design within it to continue the visual identity of The Fashion Show 2009.

The Fashion Show '09

Here are my mock-ups for The Fashion Show flyer.
Following the amendments required, I then produced a screen and heat-pressed a gold foil print onto the back of the VIP ticket. The outcome was successful, however not perfect as slight trails of gold fall over the ticket. Still, not bad for a mock up at all.