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lunedì 17 ottobre 2011

domenica 17 luglio 2011

Pour FIsh - One Move One Fish






This is the work we made during the Packaging Design course this year,
the brief was to design a pet food packaging in our case a fish food package.
PourFish was inspired by the relationship between the fish owner and the fish itself. The initial idea to create an emotional bridge between the two individuals followed this project throughout. These observations were then crossed with the desire to create a functional product, inspired by the kitchen and all its tools. We produced a box with rounded corners that when tilted to pour, like the container for sugar, releases one portion of food for one fish. A cap allows the container to be closed, avoiding bad smell from the food to spread in the environment. The choice of clean graphics make the product highly recognizable and its form makes it pleasant and easy to store at home.

venerdì 1 luglio 2011

We Picnic for Cascina Cappuccina

This is the short of our service proposal for Cascina Cappuccina, a farm in the nearest of Milano.
This is part of the work we made for the exam PSSD Studio...
Is pretty cool!

I Pick, You Pick, We Picnic from Froid on Vimeo.

Domenica ti sei alzato con comodo, fuori splende il sole e

il tuo frigo è vuoto...

voglia di picnic!?

la risposta è Wepicnic!

mercoledì 19 maggio 2010


(his sight)
This is my proposal for the contest "Design a Lomocamera" by Urban Outfitters,
the concept is to let know to the user the world of the lomography,
so i use to write the lomo-motto "don't think just shoot".
The font I used to design this lomocamera is made by me,
hope the urbaners like my proposal!

giovedì 8 aprile 2010


Title, Year
Borsalino, 1949
Designer
Max Huber (1919-1992)
Client
Borsalino, Italy
Size (h x w), Language
5.875 x 4.125” (14.92 x 10.48 cm), Italian
Description
Postcard publicity (also designed as a poster in the same year) for Borsalino hats. Huber uses photography as an illustrative device, pure form and primary colored circles resulting in Swiss (logical and organized) and Italian (playful and poetic) stylized design.