Hanna Göransson—Selected Works

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Hanna Göransson—Selected Works 2016–2019



Hanna Göransson—Selected Works 2016–2019


Hanna Göransson—Selected Works

Copyright © 2019 —Hanna Göransson All rights reserved. No part of this publication can be reproduced without prior permission from Hanna Göransson.

2016—2019


Dedication

Till Min Familj & Vänner

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Hanna Göransson—Selected Works

2016—2019

Contents—Selected Works 01–10


Contents

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Matuku Adventures—Branding Strategies

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Fiskur Market— Packaging Design

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Streets Team — Visual Systems

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Subaru— Class Sponsored Project

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Déjàbrew— Packaging Design

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Behind Closed Eyes —Typography Design

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Anton Corbijn —UX/UI

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Café Minnen— Branding

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Think Inside The Box— One Show

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The Persian Empire—Packaging Design

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Hanna Göransson—Selected Works

2016—2019

Project—01

Matuku Adventures

— Course Strategies for Branding

Instructor John David Scott

Term Fall 2018


Bold—Energetic—Adventurous

Project—01

Dejabrew

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Project—01

Matuku Adventures

— Course Strategies for Branding

Instructor John David Scott

Term Fall 2018


Fearless—Energetic—Adventurous

Project—01

Matuku Adventures

OBJECTIVE—To re-brand an

existing company and create a brand guidelines book that govern the composition, design, and general look-and-feel of the brand.

DESIGN—The brand has its roots

in the outback of New Zealand. The bright color in combination with the dark gray creates a visible and obvious mark that can be seen from far away. Matuku offers outdoor adventures such as skydiving and river rafting. 08 09



Fearless—Energetic—Adventurous

Project—01

Matuku Adventures

KEY WORDS — FEARLESS, ENERGETIC & ADVENTUROUS

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Fearless—Energetic—Adventurous

Project—01

Matuku Adventures

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Plastic Sleeve This is the brand's business system wrapped in a plastic sleeve to keep it safe from any harsh outdoor conditions.



Hanna Göransson—Selected Works

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Fearless—Energetic—Adventurous

Project—01

Matuku Adventures

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Fearless—Energetic—Adventurous

Project—01

Matuku Adventures

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Project—01

Matuku Adventures

Photo credit: Christoph Diniet

Fearless—Energetic—Adventurous

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Fearless—Energetic—Adventurous

Project—01

Matuku Adventures

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Fearless—Energetic—Adventurous

Project—01

Matuku Adventures

Brand Photography The brand's photography is always applied as a combination of an aerial view and a zoomed-in shot showing different angles.

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Hanna Göransson—Selected Works

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Project—02

Fiskur Market

— Course Packaging Design

Instructor Jacques Rossouw

Term Spring 2017


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Dejabrew Project – 01


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Project—02

Fiskur Market

— Course Packaging Design

Instructor Jacques Rossouw

Term Spring 2017


Brisk—Crispy—Fresh

Project—02

Fiskur Market

OBJECTIVE—To design and

package a family of food products with a strategic design perspective on brand development. DESIGN—Fiskur is a fictional

Icelandic fish market inspired by Iceland’s arctic surroundings and atmosphere. The colors are taken from the vast range of water tones and cool blue colors from the Blue lagoon, Grensadalur volcano, and the the Black Sands.

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Brisk—Crispy—Fresh

Project—02

Fiskur Market

KEY WORDS — BRISK, CRISPY & FRESH

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Project—02

Fiskur Market

Photo credit: Hanna Göransson, 2016

Brisk—Crispy—Fresh

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Brisk—Crispy—Fresh

Project—02

Fiskur Market

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Brisk—Crispy—Fresh

Project—02

Fiskur Market

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Canned Fish Many types of canned fish are high in omega 3s such as salmon, herring, lake trout, sardines, mackerel, and albacore tuna.

2016—2019


Brisk—Crispy—Fresh

Project—02

Fiskur Market

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Brisk—Crispy—Fresh

Project—02

Fiskur Market

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Project—03

Streets Team

— Course Visual Systems

Instructor Tom Sieu

Term Fall 2018


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Dejabrew Project – 01


Hanna Göransson—Selected Works

2016—2019

Project—03

Streets Team

— Course Visual Systems

Instructor Tom Sieu

Term Fall 2018


Dignified—Grounded—Hopeful

Project—03

Streets Team

OBJECTIVE—To make a new

visual system for a company that needs a stronger recognition by the general public. DESIGN—The Streets Team is

a non-profit organization ending homelessness by restoring the dignity of homeless men and women. This visual system makes them being seen and heard more by the general public. The goal is to enable Streets Team’s work towards a change that results in long-term stability for their clients. 52 53



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Project—03

Streets Team

KEY WORDS — DIGNIFIED, GROUNDED & HOPEFUL

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Dignified—Grounded—Hopeful

Project—03

Streets Team

Logo The inspiration for the logo comes from street corners and the shadows created.

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Dignified—Grounded—Hopeful

Project—03

Streets Team

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Street Patterns All the patterns are designed and formed straight from the streets. Street corners, sidewalks, road crossings, and murals.

2016—2019


Dignified—Grounded—Hopeful

Project—03

Streets Team

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Dignified—Grounded—Hopeful

Project—03

Streets Team

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2016—2019


Dignified—Grounded—Hopeful

Project—03

Streets Team

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Dignified—Grounded—Hopeful

Project—03

Streets Team

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Monthly Newspaper Handout This is a monthly newspaper free for the public. It consists of team members' life stories and important upcoming news and events.

2016—2019


Dignified—Grounded—Hopeful

Project—03

Streets Team

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Dignified—Grounded—Hopeful

Project—03

Streets Team

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Dignified—Grounded—Hopeful

Project—03

Streets Team

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Dignified—Grounded—Hopeful

Project—03

Streets Team

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Welcome Kit All new team members are welcomed to the weekly Streets Team meetings. They all get a welcome kit including a tote bag, an access card, a t-shirt, and a water bottle.


Dignified—Grounded—Hopeful

Project—03

Streets Team

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Project— 04

Subaru: Class Sponsored Project

Project Website togetherinmotion2030.com Identity Team Hanna Göransson, Garett Walker, Hiuman Ng, Sofia Wiklander, Nour Mourad

— Course Subaru Class Sponsored Class

Instructors Akino Tsuchiya Claudia Dallendoerfer

Term Spring 2019



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Project— 04

Subaru: Class Sponsored Project

Project Website togetherinmotion2030.com

Identity Team Hanna Göransson, Garett Walker, Hiuman Ng, Sofia Wiklander, Nour Mourad

— Course Subaru Class Sponsored Class

Instructors Akino Tsuchiya Claudia Dallendoerfer

Term Spring 2019


Class Sponsored Project

Project—04

Subaru

DESCRIPTION—In this corporate

sponsored project, we were given a project directly by the sponsor. We produced design proposals based on the sponsor's project brief and we made adjustments based on sponsor feedback. Emphasis was placed on concept, research, refinement, deliverables, presentation, and meeting project objectives.

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Class Sponsored Project

Project—04

Subaru

OBJECTIVE—Conceptualize and

develop an overall branding system for four different cars for Subaru 2030. This included a re-brand of the current logo, photography, and overall Subaru look and feel.

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LOGO EVOLUTION

We wanted the logo to seamlessly become one with the motion and connect with the Subaru journey. The new logomark is designed to homage both the history of the brand and the cyclic flow of nature.


Class Sponsored Project

Project—04

Subaru

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Class Sponsored Project

Project—04

Subaru

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Class Sponsored Project

Project—04

Subaru

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NATURAL ELEMENTS

Four cars, four elements. Subaru 2030 is designed to engage our senses through the subtle dimensions of nature. The feeling of being close to earth empowers us to truly find peace of mind.


Class Sponsored Project

Project—04

EARTH

WATER

WIND

FIRE

Subaru

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EARTH


WATER


WIND


FIRE


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Process Sketching Each design group made various sketches each week with their assigned natural element in mind.

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Class Sponsored Project

Project—04

Subaru

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Class Sponsored Project

Project—04

Subaru

Four Cars, Four Brochures We designed and produced one brochure for each car. They were given as a handout at the final exhibition and presentation.

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FINAL CLIENT PRESENTATION

Members from Subaru flew in from Japan to come and see the final presentation for Subaru 2030. It started with an overall introduction of the brand, followed by each design groups concept and final car designs.


Class Sponsored Project

Project—04

Subaru

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Class Sponsored Project

Project—04

Subaru

www.togetherinmotion2030.com

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Identity Team We were in charge of the overall look and feel for Subaru 2030. We put together and managed the final presentation that took place at the Spring Show May 2019.


Class Sponsored Project

Project—04

Subaru

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2016—2019

Project—05

Déjàbrew

— Course Packaging Design

Instructor Christine George

Term Fall 2018



Hanna Göransson—Selected Works

2016—2019

Project—05

Déjàbrew

— Course Packaging Design

Instructor Christine George

Term Fall 2018


Revolutionary—French—Decorative

Project—05

Déjàbrew

OBJECTIVE—Design and package

an alcoholic beverage with three different flavors and a carrier box.

DESIGN—Déjàbrew is a beer

based on the ideas of Déjà Vu which is the French expression for the feeling of vaguely remembering previous experiences. Déjà Vu is inspired by artists work made during the French Revolution.

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Revolutionary—French—Decorative

Project—05

Déjàbrew

KEY WORDS — REVOLUTIONARY, FRENCH & DECORATIVE

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Revolutionary—French—Decorative

Project—05

Déjàbrew

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Revolutionary—French—Decorative

Project—05

Déjàbrew

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Revolutionary—French—Decorative

Project—05

Déjàbrew

Illustrations The illustrations are inspired by famous French wallpaper that was popular during the French Revolution period.

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2016—2019


Revolutionary—French—Decorative

Project—05

Déjàbrew

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Photo credit: Pierre Herman

2016—2019


Revolutionary—French—Decorative

Project—05

Déjàbrew

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Revolutionary—French—Decorative

Project—05

Déjàbrew

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Project—06

Behind Closed Eyes

— Course Typography Design

Instructor Ariel Grey

Term Fall 2017


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Dejabrew Project – 01


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Project—06

Behind Closed Eyes

— Course Typography Design

Instructor Ariel Grey

Term Fall 2017


Curious—Textural—Obscure

Project—06

Behind Closed Eyes

OBJECTIVE—To design an experi-

mental cookbook of any choice consisting of typography, photography and color.

DESIGN—This is a cookbook

for those who want to explore their senses through the pages of a book. The pages are filled with braille, texture, and words to guide people who are curious about dark dining experiences and the feeling of having no vision.

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Curious—Textural—Obscure

Project—06

Behind Closed Eyes

KEY WORDS — CURIOUS, TEXTURAL & OBSCURE

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Curious—Textural—Obscure

Project—06

Behind Closed Eyes

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Curious—Textural—Obscure

Project—06

Behind Closed Eyes

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Curious—Textural—Obscure

Project—06

Behind Closed Eyes

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Braille The book is filled with braille as well as type to teach, translate and educate.

2016—2019


Curious—Textural—Obscure

Project—06

Behind Closed Eyes

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Curious—Textural—Obscure

Project—06

Behind Closed Eyes

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Curious—Textural—Obscure

Project—06

Behind Closed Eyes

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Project—07

—5.6.7.8. Anton Corbijn

— Course Graphic Design

Instructor Ravit Bennier

Term Spring 2018


Bold—Energetic—Adventurous

Project—01

Dejabrew

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2016—2019

Project—07

—5.6.7.8. Anton Corbijn

— Course Graphic Design

Instructor Ravit Bennier

Term Spring 2018


Aggressive—Emotional—Bold

Project—07

Anton Corbijn

OBJECTIVE—To create a successful

and ”out-of-the-box” interactive app for an exhibition by Anton Corbijn, the Dutch photographer and producer, at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art.

DESIGN—The exhibition is called

“5.6.7.8” and the app boosts user engagement. It transforms the exhibition to a higher level of appreciation, and brings people together on a unique platform.

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Aggressive—Emotional—Bold

Project—07

Anton Corbijn

KEY WORDS — AGGRESSIVE, EMOTIONAL & BOLD

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Aggressive—Emotional—Bold

Project—07

Anton Corbijn

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Aggressive—Emotional—Bold

Project—07

Anton Corbijn

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Hanna Göransson—Selected Works

2016—2019


Aggressive—Emotional—Bold

Project—07

Anton Corbijn

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Aggressive—Emotional—Bold


Aggressive—Emotional—Bold

Project—07

Anton Corbijn

The Kodak Camera One of the apps out-of-the-box features is the built-in disposable camera, offering the user only a few shots to capture the exhibition experience.

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Photo credit: Anton Corbijn, Kim Wilde London 1980

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Aggressive—Emotional—Bold

Project—07

Anton Corbijn

Photography Inspiration The inspiration for the work comes from Anton Corbijn's bold and emotional black and white photography.

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Aggressive—Emotional—Bold

Project—07

Anton Corbijn

Animated The whole app is animated in Origami to show the apps unique flow in between screens as well as smaller details such as overlays and background changes.

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Project—08

Café Minnen

— Course Graphic Design

Instructor William Monroe

Term Fall 2017


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Dejabrew Project – 01


Hanna Göransson—Selected Works

2016—2019

Project—08

Café Minnen

— Course Graphic Design

Instructor William Monroe

Term Fall 2017


Raw—Scandinavian—Uniformed

Project—08

Café Minnen

OBJECTIVE—To create a new

brand and business system for a coffee shop. DESIGN—The brand is inspired

by the Scandinavian rawness and nature. The colors and textures reflect the Nordic forests and the Stockholm archipelago.

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Raw—Scandinavian—Uniformed

Project—08

Café Minnen

KEY WORDS — RAW, SCANDINAVIAN & UNIFROMED

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2016—2019


Raw—Scandinavian—Uniformed

Project—08

Café Minnen

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2016—2019


Raw—Scandinavian—Uniformed

Project—08

Café Minnen

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Raw—Scandinavian—Uniformed

Project—08

Café Minnen

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2016—2019

Project—09

Think Inside The Box

Watch Video hanna-goransson.com Creative Team

Award

Hanna Göransson, Freija Edlund, Hedvig Rausing, Amanda Wennberg, Rasmus Holmqvist

Silver Pencil Winner

— Brief The New York Times

Competition One Show

Term Spring 2019



Hanna Göransson—Selected Works

2016—2019

Project—09

Think Inside The Box

Watch Video hanna-goransson.com Creative Team

Award

Hanna Göransson, Freija Edlund, Hedvig Rausing, Amanda Wennberg, Rasmus Holmqvist

Silver Pencil Winner

— Brief The New York Times

Competition One Show

Term Spring 2019


Challenging—Growing—Understanding

Project—09

Think Inside The Box

CHALLENGE—The challenge

was to tackle the issue of decreasing news literacy. The purpose of the campaign is to change people’s thought process.

THE IDEA—We are re-purposing

the iconic New York Times newspaper boxes to challenge their audience to think critically. The new boxes will be placed in major cities across the US, to get people’s attention in their daily life.

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Challenging—Growing—Understanding

Project—09

Think Inside The Box

KEY WORDS — CHALLENGING, GROWING & UNDERSTANDING

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Case Video This is the video sequence cut out into smaller parts to show an overview of the solution.

2016—2019


Challenging—Growing—Understanding

Project—09

Think Inside The Box

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2016—2019


Challenging—Growing—Understanding

Project—09

Think Inside The Box

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Hanna Göransson—Selected Works

2016—2019


Challenging—Growing—Understanding

Project—09

Think Inside The Box

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2016—2019


Challenging—Growing—Understanding

Project—09

Think Inside The Box

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2016—2019


Challenging—Growing—Understanding

Project—09

Think Inside The Box

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Hanna Göransson—Selected Works

2016—2019

Project—10

The Persian Empire

— Course Packaging Design

Instructor Christine George

Term Fall 2018


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Dejabrew Project – 01


Hanna Göransson—Selected Works

2016—2019

Project—10

The Persian Empire

— Course Packaging Design

Instructor Christine George

Term Fall 2018


Bold—Energetic—Adventurous

Project—10

The Persian Empire

OBJECTIVE—Design, create and

package a board-game consisting of playing cards, box, players and other game accessories.

DESIGN—This Persian Empire

Wood Edition is a version of the game Settlers of Catan. It is designed and laser cut in plywood. On top of thats it’s hand painted with acrylic in various colors.

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Crafted—Refined—Elegant

Project—10

The Persian Empire

KEY WORDS — CRAFTED, REFINED & ELEGANT

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Crafted—Refined—Elegant

Project—10

The Persian Empire

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Wood Lazer Cut All the game pieces are designed and cut in plywood to give the game an extra feeling of nature. On top of that, they are painted with a light acrylic paint in various colors.

2016—2019


Crafted—Refined—Elegant

Project—10

The Persian Empire

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Crafted—Refined—Elegant

Project—10

The Persian Empire

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Crafted—Refined—Elegant

Project—10

The Persian Empire

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Crafted—Refined—Elegant

Project—10

The Persian Empire

Persian Patterns Persia is famous for it's detailing in patterns often found in carpets, pottery, and architectural buildings. 212 213


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Acknowledgments


Acknowledgments

TACK FÖR ATT NI ÄR BÄST :)

Mamma, Pappa, Sara Göransson, Emma Göransson, Mormor & Morfar, Farmor & Farfar, Hedvig Rausing, Sara Lundberg, Freija Edlund, Amanda Wennberg, Rasmus Holmqvist, Olivia O'Konor, Stina Stenberg, Andrea Dahlbäck, Anna Landberg, Dani Pilotti, Amanda Koppang, Jacob Lilljeforss, Phil Hamlett, Tom Sieu, John Nettleton, John David Scott, Christine George, Ravit Bennier, Jacques Rossouw & Ariel Grey. 214 215


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Student Hanna Gรถransson Academy of Art University School of Graphic Design Printing & Binding Blurb.com Typography Romana BT Favorit Photography Hanna Gรถransson Photo Credit Christoph Diniet Anton Corbijn Pierre Herman Unsplash.com Contact Hanna Gรถransson g.hannacharlotte@gmail.com hanna-goransson.com +1 415 309 77 36 216 217


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