Process bottle (should've brought it in) I will be deleting this

Wine bottle redesign ideas

These are a few wine bottle designs that I thought need redesigning or I wanted to redesign but some of them were really unique and I just wanted to take a picture of them.

Made in California this is one of my options  

 

Founded in 1983 in South Central Washington the Barnard Griffin is one of my choices

This was perfect I loved looking at this bottle and just wanted to show it. I liked everything from the photography to the matt black bottle.

This one was perfect too as well with a unique design and concept

A family owned winery in Arlanza Spain. Trying to find more information on Arlanza because this seems like the option I want to go with at the moment.

Founded in 1839 Nappa Cellars have been around for a long time this was an option but they have an iconic look already that I don't care much for messing with.

Based in Australia Foxhorn Vineyards is one option but to be honest I just like the fox

This another one of my favorite choices to redesign. This is another Austrilia based winery that is also family based as well. Their wine is main on the Murray River Bank so I think I can play off of that.

The design and packaging for this was great

Illustrative Type: Tribal Type

Still might need a little work but it's getting there

Process Type

This is the process from A-S

Eurodoni

Personal Workspace

This is were I do all my personal work, on my kitchen table or at a long table. I like having room to walk around or just know I have space. Also I have to have music either in my ear or if people are sleep I have my headphones in. I don't feel comfortable in a closed area. So it's just me, my table, my rooster, & my demon dog that walks in out from time to time, he goes by Riley.

Dustin Pearce: From graduation to a career

I don't know if that is the real title but I found this quite interesting. This video was made by Dustin Pearce who graduated from Miami University with a BFA in Graphic Design. He talks about his struggles after graduation trying to find a job and he also gives tips. This video was worth the watch to me and I found it insightful as well. I found this by listening to The Deep End Podcast.