Isabel Rigas | 12F
Digital presentation, photography | Branding presentation board
Marker, pencil, 3D printing | Industrial design rendering and prototype
Digital presentation | Packaging design presentation board
Digital presentation | Visualisation drawings
Pencil | Observational Drawings
Digital presentation, marker | Visual communications presentation and observation drawing
In my final design project for Dewï, I was entrusted with crafting the visual identity for this fictional beauty brand founded by the Japanese-Australian entrepreneur Kojima Aimi. My responsibilities included shaping the company's image, designing packaging for essential beauty products, and creating a container tailored to the unique needs of young people facing Juvenile Idiopathic Arthritis (JIA). Dewï was born from Aimi's vision, centred on creating skin-friendly, cruelty-free, and sustainable products with a youthful edge. The brand's logo and packaging illustrations drew inspiration from the natural beauty of Japan, striving to strike a harmonious balance between femininity, tranquillity, and vibrancy. A significant challenge was to design a container that combined aesthetics, ergonomics, and accessibility tailored to the 'Gen-Z' demographic. I'm proud of what I achieved within time constraints, mainly using 3D printing and diverse design techniques, marking a highlight of my year to see that I can translate my creative visions into functional solutions.
Digital presentation, photography | Branding presentation board
Marker, pencil, 3D printing | Industrial design rendering and prototype
Digital presentation | Packaging design presentation board
Digital presentation | Visualisation drawings
Pencil | Observational Drawings
Digital presentation, marker | Visual communications presentation and observation drawing
In my final design project for Dewï, I was entrusted with crafting the visual identity for this fictional beauty brand founded by the Japanese-Australian entrepreneur Kojima Aimi. My responsibilities included shaping the company's image, designing packaging for essential beauty products, and creating a container tailored to the unique needs of young people facing Juvenile Idiopathic Arthritis (JIA). Dewï was born from Aimi's vision, centred on creating skin-friendly, cruelty-free, and sustainable products with a youthful edge. The brand's logo and packaging illustrations drew inspiration from the natural beauty of Japan, striving to strike a harmonious balance between femininity, tranquillity, and vibrancy. A significant challenge was to design a container that combined aesthetics, ergonomics, and accessibility tailored to the 'Gen-Z' demographic. I'm proud of what I achieved within time constraints, mainly using 3D printing and diverse design techniques, marking a highlight of my year to see that I can translate my creative visions into functional solutions.
Digital presentation, photography | Branding presentation board
Marker, pencil, 3D printing | Industrial design rendering and prototype
Digital presentation | Packaging design presentation board
Digital presentation | Visualisation drawings
Pencil | Observational Drawings
Digital presentation, marker | Visual communications presentation and observation drawing
In my final design project for Dewï, I was entrusted with crafting the visual identity for this fictional beauty brand founded by the Japanese-Australian entrepreneur Kojima Aimi. My responsibilities included shaping the company's image, designing packaging for essential beauty products, and creating a container tailored to the unique needs of young people facing Juvenile Idiopathic Arthritis (JIA). Dewï was born from Aimi's vision, centred on creating skin-friendly, cruelty-free, and sustainable products with a youthful edge. The brand's logo and packaging illustrations drew inspiration from the natural beauty of Japan, striving to strike a harmonious balance between femininity, tranquillity, and vibrancy. A significant challenge was to design a container that combined aesthetics, ergonomics, and accessibility tailored to the 'Gen-Z' demographic. I'm proud of what I achieved within time constraints, mainly using 3D printing and diverse design techniques, marking a highlight of my year to see that I can translate my creative visions into functional solutions.