Moving on with the brief, I decided to generate some quick initial thoughts and ideas onto paper as a starting point to work from. From this, I gathered a few worthwhile ideas working around the subject of ninjas. As it is a print module on packaging design, I had to some how put the subject of ninja's into a relevant context, initially this was quite difficult and my work pretty much stalled for a few days as I found it difficult to adapt the ideology of ninja's into something useful and not something that just carries novelty value. I wanted to avoid the obvious, so started looking into the idea of a hidden identity and the possibility of a secret ninja society that still exist today......which unfortunately didn't really get anywhere.
Had a brief chat with Lorenzo just before reading week for some feedback and was told not to be retricted by reality and that it didn't matter if I completely made something up. And more importantly, to have fun with the brief. This turned out to be a turning point with what I was doing so far, as I spent most the time working under tight restrictions that I thought I had to follow, which apparently was not the case for this. So after realizing this, I came up with a few ideas that package something related to ninjas ://
From the brainstorm, I developed some of the strongest ideas and started specifying stock types, ideas on target audience, the message and the print process that I considered etc ://
SO, final 6 concepts to choose from are:
- Book that instructs people how to obtain ninja abilities.
- Packaging a ninja costume.
- Spoof newspaper article on ninja activity.
- Ninja recruitment pack containing branding, identity and ninja booklet.
- Ninja catalogue
- Pack of ninja playing/ collective cards
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