P2 sp17 probook joonpark by Joon Park

Joon Park joonbug31@gmail.com 714.319.4949 Packaging 2 | Ania Borysiewicz

Jason Ware Photography Typefaces: Univers LT STD 55 Roman and 65 Bold Printing: ArtCenter Printing Lab | Binding: Self

INTRODUCTION

FINAL PROCESS

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114 Chromatec

About Raid

RESEARCH 010

Store Audit

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Competition

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Logo Analysis

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Packaging Analysis

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Interview

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Case Studies

BRAND DEVELOPMENT 032

Un-Mindmapping

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Demographics

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Key Attributes

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Concept Statement

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Logo Sketch

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Logo Phase 1

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Logo Phase 2

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Logo Phase 3

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Logo Phase 4

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Logo Final

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Logo Type

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Color Palette

TABLE OF CONTENTS

FORM DEVELOPMENT 058

Primary Form 1

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Primary Form 2

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Primary Form 3

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Primary Form 4

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Primary Form 5

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3D Print

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Bondo, Sand, Prime

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Color Spray

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Bait Box Dieline

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Roach Gel

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Graphic Application 1

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Graphic Application 2

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Graphic Application 3

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Final Graphics

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Custom Bait

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Custom Gel Cap

MIDTERM 110

Midterm Presentation

FINAL PHOTOGRPHY 126

Group Shot

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Ant Bait

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Roach Spray

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RAID Packaging

INTRODUCTION

RAID Packaging

Introduction / About Raid

Introduced: 1956

Owner: S. C. Johnson & Son

Country: United States

Markets: North America, UK, Australia, Saudi Arabia

Tagline: “Kills bugs dead.”

Website: www.raid.com

“We make homes better for families. SC Johnson is one of the world’s leading makers of household brands. We’re a 131-year-old family company, and our trusted products can be found in homes around the globe.”

S. C. Johnson

About RAID Raid is the brand name of a line of insecticide products produced by S. C. Johnson & Son, a corporation founded in 1956. Since this product’s launch, “Raid” has grown to be a world-leading pest control brand and provides consumers around the world with effective solutions to protect their homes and families from bugs. The initial active ingredient was the first synthetic pyrethroid: allethrin Currently, Raid Ant & Roach Killer contains pyrethroids, piperonyl butoxide, and permethrin. Raid Flying Insect Killer, a spray, uses prallethrin and D-phenothrin. In 2014, Raid launched the Defense System that combines products and tips to help consumers battle multiple bugs all at once in their homes. Raid is sold in stores such as Walmart, Target, Walgreens, Home Depot, and other retailers nationwide.

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RAID Packaging

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Research / Store Audit

Location:

Target

Shelf section:

Home cleaning

Neighboring

Windex \ OFF! \ Combat \ Rodent con-

products:

trol \ bathroom cleaning products

Suggestions for

revolutionary design for RAID / special stand

improvement:

for RAID / better organization of products

Store Audit Although it was easy to find the product, it was only because I knew where it would probably be and guessed that it would be at the certain section. However in the group of other insecticides, it was a challenge locating on the shelf which one was RAID. It felt like everything just merged together because the style of the packaging and the colors were all simliar. If I did not know the company of RAID at all, I would not know that RAID is a reliable for the insect infestation.

RAID Packaging

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Research / Competition

RAID Packaging

Competition

Positive

“With over 100 years of experience, Ortho is the proven leader in pest control.”

consistency in design and better presentation

- Ortho

“For over 25 years Combat has provided guaranteed solutions to get rid of ants and roaches.”

feels more aggressive and more tactical

- Combat

consistency in packaging and overall design “From ant baits, to insect repellents, killers and, traps TERRO® has a reliable pest control solution for you.” - Terro

RAID Packaging

Research / Competition

Negative

brand does not seem reliable or have the power to kill insects

not very considerate of the design of packaging

looks older and more outdated than RAID

Research / Logo Analysis

RAID Packaging

Logo Analysis glowing metallic effect is overused and generic background shape is generic

letter gradient and 3D effect is tacky and looks like word art

the use of the lightning bolt could be worked on

tilting letters do not flow well with overall logo

RAID Packaging

Research / Packaging Analysis

Packaging Analysis uncreative cap

generic placement of logo

tacky graphic elements

too many variations in type face

floating type information

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RAID Packaging

Research / Interview

Interview 01: Joy Park 1. Uncomfortable with bugs? Yes, I am afraid of them 2. Experienced with Raid products? Yes 3. Any other insecticides besides RAID? Mosquito repelliing incense 4. If you didnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t have any insecticides, how would you get rid of: -cockroach: hairspray -army of ants: hairspray 5. Do you feel comfort or relief with Raid? Yes

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RAID Packaging

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Interview 02: Cal Hudson 1. Uncomfortable with bugs? Uncomfortable with big ones 2. Experienced with Raid products? Yes, the spray 3. Any other insecticides besides RAID? No 4. If you didnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t have any insecticides, how would you get rid of: -cockroach: paper towel -army of ants: let them be 5. Do you feel comfort or relief with Raid? Yes

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RAID Packaging

Research / Interview

RAID Packaging

Interview 03: Angie Lee 1. Uncomfortable with bugs? Definitely 2. Experienced with Raid products? Yes, only spray 3. Any other insecticides besides RAID? OFF!, electric zapper 4. If you didnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t have any insecticides, how would you get rid of: -cockroach: call others for help, trap it and have someone else dispose it -army of ants: wipes, paper towel 5. Do you feel comfort or relief with Raid? Yes because theyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;re not there anymore but still traumatized

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RAID Packaging

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Interview 04: Derrick Leong 1. Uncomfortable with bugs? No, slightly uncomfortable 2. Experienced with Raid products? Yes, wasp, ant, traps 3. Any other insecticides besides RAID? hose gun, mosquito band 4. If you didnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t have any insecticides, how would you get rid of: -cockroach: napkin -army of ants: clorox wipes 5. Do you feel comfort or relief with Raid? Donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t like killing them

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RAID Packaging

Research / Interview

Interview 05: Alyssa Taylor 1. Uncomfortable with bugs? Yes 2. Experienced with Raid products? Yes, spray and bait 3. Any other insecticides besides RAID? Hairspray, cup, OFF! 4. If you didnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t have any insecticides, how would you get rid of: -cockroach: hairspray -army of ants: hairspray 5. Do you feel comfort or relief with Raid? No. I have a fear of being more somewhere and coming back

Research / Case Study

Case Study 01: Fire Extinguisher Fire extingiuishers is a good inspiration for Raid because they both have a commonality of precision and the ugency when there is danger. Not only can Raid be inspired by the current form and functionality of the fire extinguishers we have seen but also redesigns that people have come up with recently. The materials and form of the fire extinguishers can be applied similarly to the new brand of Raid.

RAID Packaging

Research / Case Study

Case Study 02: Dyson Dyson makes the most mundane everyday products into strong, reliable, compelling masterpieces that becomes the number one at whatever product they make. Although the products look strong and mechanical, men and women are attracted to them. When a person is using a Dyson vacuum, the design and functionality really shows and makes it such a good inspiration for Raid.

RAID Packaging

Research / Case Study

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RAID Packaging

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Brand Dev. / Un-Mindmapping

RAID Packaging

Brand Dev. / Un-Mindmapping

Brand Dev. / Demographic

Demographic male or female 18-35 regular yearly salary introverted, supporting, cautious, meticulous Not deathly afraid of insects but still at least uncomfortable with them. Does not enjoy killing insects. People who need that extra push or the reassurance that killing bugs is okay with the power of RAID. For the average home that needs a reliable insecticide that can satisfy the users without fail.

RAID Packaging

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Brand Dev. / Demographic

RAID Packaging

Brand Dev. / Demographic

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RAID Packaging

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DOMINANT COMPELLING PRECISE SATISFACTORY DAUNTLESS INTUITIVE

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RAID Packaging

Brand Dev. / Concept Statement

A dependable brand of insecticides that erases all the incoveniences of bugs, giving them control of present and future insect encounters.

Brand Dev. / Logo

RAID Packaging

Brand Dev. / Logo

RAID Packaging

LOGO DEVELOPMENT PHASE 01

1.1

1.2

RAID 1.3

1.4

RAID Packaging

Brand Dev. / Logo

1.5

1.6

1.7

1.8

Brand Dev. / Logo

RAID Packaging

LOGO DEVELOPMENT PHASE 02

2.1

2.3

2.2

2.4

RAID Packaging

Brand Dev. / Logo

2.5

2.7

2.6

2.8

Brand Dev. / Logo

RAID Packaging

LOGO DEVELOPMENT PHASE 03

3.1

3.3

3.2

3.4

RAID Packaging

Brand Dev. / Logo

3.5

3.7

3.6

3.8

Brand Dev. / Logo

RAID Packaging

LOGO DEVELOPMENT PHASE 04

4.1

4.2

4.3

4.4

RAID Packaging

Brand Dev. / Logo

4.5

4.6

4.7

4.8

Brand Dev. / Final Logo

Final Logo This is the final version of the logo. Instead of having the usual format of having a symbol on top of the logotype, the symbol was put at the top left corner. The symbol has a negative space shaped as a triangle pointing down which represents my spray that ejects the insecticide vertically downwards. The symbol is also representing the shield which I thought was a big part of the old logo as I want the new brand of RAID to protect the users from insects.

RAID Packaging

Brand Dev. / Final Logo

Brand Dev. / Logo Type

Kimberley Black ABCDEFGHIJKLMN OPQRSTUVWXYZ abcdefghijklmn opqrstuvwxyz 0123456789 !@#$%^&*()_+Logo Type The logo type that was used in the logo was Kimberley Black designed by Ray Larabie. This typeface was debuted on Apr 19, 2005. Kimberley is a technological sans-serif typeface in 7 weights. Galvanized by 1970s corporate/industrial logotypes, Kimberley conveys a neoteric, machine-made aesthetic.

RAID Packaging

Brand Dev. / Color Palette

RAID Packaging

Dark Gray

CMYK: 59, 53, 50, 20

RGB: 104, 101, 102

HEX# 676567

Yellow Orange

CMYK: 1, 73, 98, 0

RGB: 239, 105, 78

HEX# EE6825

RGB: 250, 169, 79

HEX# FAA950

Bright Orange

CMYK: 0, 39, 78, 0

Color Palette This is the color palette for all the graphics of the packaging. The base color is gray, graphical elements should be the pastel orange and the neon orange is the detailing and highlights of the packaging. The purpose of these colors was to have RAID stand out in both retail and also in the place of your home. Also the palette gives off a feeling of dauntlessness and power which is a big part of the concept of the new brand of RAID.

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RAID Packaging

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FORM DEVELOPMENT

Primary Form | Secondary Forms | 3D Print | Color Spray | Graphic Application

Form Dev. / Primary Form 1

RAID Packaging

Form Dev. / Primary Form 1

Primary Form 1 Second round of making my mock up of my primary form, I emphasized the main function of my form of having the spray eject the insecticide vertically. However, as I focused too much on the specific function, the quality of my general form was still incomplete.

Form Dev. / Primary Form 1

After cutting a hole for the handle, I sanded the rough edges out to make the surface smooth and refine the shape of the handle.

RAID Packaging

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Form Dev. / Primary Form 2

RAID Packaging

Form Dev. / Primary Form 2

Primary Form 2 Second round of making my mock up of my primary form, I emphasized the main function of my form of having the spray eject the insecticide vertically. However, as I focused too much on the specific function, the quality of my general form was still incomplete.

Form Dev. / Primary Form 2

Using a compass, I measured out the circumference of the spray and shaved off the corners to make the form cylindrical.

RAID Packaging

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Form Dev. / Primary Form 3

RAID Packaging

Form Dev. / Primary Form 3

Primary Form 3 Still making the mistake of focusing on too much of the trapping mechanism, I thought of a way where users can scoop the bug off the surface without having to physically touch them after they kill the insect. However, the downside of this was that it limited the amount of space for the trap compartment so it resulted of not having this detail as you can technically still scoop up the dead insect with out the feature.

Form Dev. / Primary Form 3

To make the scooping mechanism, carved out a portion of the cylinder leaving the half of the bottom intact.

RAID Packaging

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Form Dev. / Primary Form 4

RAID Packaging

Form Dev. / Primary Form 4

Primary Form 4 Finally realized that I have been too focused on just the one function and need to create the overall look for the form that goes with my concept. Looked at conceptual fire extinguishers for inspiration. In the end, the form is almost finalized and need minor adjustments.

Form Dev. / Primary Form 4

After creating a prism shape, I carved out the bottom for the trapping mechanism.

RAID Packaging

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Form Dev. / Primary Form 5

RAID Packaging

Form Dev. / Primary Form 5

Primary Form 5 This was the final mockup of my primary form after my fourth round of mockups. Decided to have the trigger be parallel to the angle of the main base and also have the trigger not be so tall. Also, instead of having a smooth dip, decided to have more of a sharp cut to the top. Finally, decided that making this form in 3D printing would make it much easier and more precise.

Prism bug spray form

RAID Packaging

Form Dev. / Primary Form 5

Prism bug spray with fogger

RAID Packaging

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Form Dev. / 3D Print

RAID Packaging

Form Dev. / 3D Print

3D Print The forms were 3D printed using powder form and FDM plastic. Used chemicals to cure the powder forms to solidify them.

Form Dev. / Bondo, Sand, Prime

RAID Packaging

Form Dev. / Bondo, Sand, Prime

Bondo, Sand Prime After curing, realized that there was too much chemical applied which made the forms crack. To fix the cracks, bondo was applied and sanded down which filled up the cracks very well. After applying bondo, the forms were sanded down to make surface smooth and applied primer. The steps were repeated until the surface of the forms were completely smooth.

Form Dev. / Color Spary

RAID Packaging

Form Dev. / Color Spary

Color Spray After the surface was completely smooth with primer, it was time to spray color on to the forms. The spray was bought from Swainâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s. Used gun metal gray for the base and painted the triggers a pastel yellow. After spraying all the forms, they were left to dry for a full day.

Form Dev. / Color Spary

Spraying the color was all done in one coat and was left to dry for 24 hours. The colors matched with the planned color palette.

RAID Packaging

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RAID Packaging

Form Dev. / Bait Box

Bait Box Dieline One of my secondary forms was the ant baits. Decided to make a sliding carton box. For the mockup, used ragboard paper. In the end, realized that the box was too thick and needed to be thinned down and also thought it would connect better with my other forms if the outer box cutline was shaped as a triangle.

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RAID Packaging

Form Dev. / Roach Gel

Roach Gel The other secondary form was the roach gel. To make the form, a toothpaste tube was used for the shape. Applied primer to the toothpaste so that all the original graphics will not show when applying color. After primer dried, color was applied that connected with the other forms.

Form Dev. / Graphic Application

GRAPHIC APPLICATION PHASE 01

For the first round of graphic applications, I focused on the power aspect of Raid and I wanted to simplify all of the information and graphic elements that they currently have.

RAID Packaging

Form Dev. / Graphic Application

Ant & Roach MATA HORMIGAS Y CUCARACHAS 26

Form Dev. / Graphic Application

RAID Packaging

Ant & Roach MATA HORMIGAS Y CUCARACHAS 26

RAID Packaging

Form Dev. / Graphic Application

Ant & Roach MATA HORMIGAS Y CUCARACHAS 26

Form Dev. / Graphic Application

RAID Packaging

S LL KI No Lingering Chemical Odor

No Lingering Chemical Odor

KILLS ON CONTACT

No Lingering Chemical Odor

KILLS ON CONTACT

No Lingering Chemical Odor

KILLS ON CONTACT

No Lingering Chemical Odor

KILLS ON CONTACT

Ant & Roach

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Ant & Roach

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GRAPHIC APPLICATION PHASE 02

Ant & Ro MATA HORMIGAS Y CUCARACHAS 26

Ant Ant & Roach & Roach

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I attempted to focus on a “futuristic” and technological theme for the graphics with bold geometric shapes and rules.

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KILLS ON C

No Lingerin Chemical O

Form Dev. / Graphic Application

RAID Packaging

No Lingering Chemical Odor No Lingering Chemical Odor

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Ant & Roach Ant & Roach

No Lingering Chemical Odor

MATA HORMIGAS Y CUCARACHAS 26

KILLS ON CONTACT

KILLS ON CONTACT KILLS ON CONTACT

No Lingering Chemical Odor No Lingering Chemical Odor

Ant & Roach MATA HORMIGAS Y CUCARACHAS 26

Ant& &Roach Roach Ant

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Form Dev. / Graphic Application

Ant & Roach MATA HORMIGAS Y CUCARACHAS 26

Ant & Roach

RAID Packaging

Ant & Roach

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ACTIVE INGREDIENTS Imiprothrin . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0.060% Cypermethrin . . . . . . . . . . . 0.100% OTHER INGREDIENTS . . . 99.840%

Contains Petroleum Distillates For Indoor Resdential Use Only

KILLS ON CONTACT

no lingering chemical odor

NET WT. 17.5 OZ. (1 LB. 1.5 OZ.) 496 g

Using elements from the second round of graphic applications, I focused on hierarchy of the information and the placement of the logo. Attempted to have as much variations as I could to see if I could combine some of them together if needed.

RAID Packaging

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Form Dev. / Graphic Application

Ant & Roach

KILLS ON CONTACT

no lingering chemical odor

Fragrance Free

Sin Fragancia

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KILLS ON CONTACT no lingering chemical odor

ACTIVE INGREDIENTS Imiprothrin . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0.060% Cypermethrin . . . . . . . . . . . 0.100% OTHER INGREDIENTS . . . 99.840%

Contains Petroleum Distillates For Indoor Resdential Use Only

NET WT. 17.5 OZ. (1 LB. 1.5 OZ.) 496 g

Form Dev. / Graphic Application

RAID Packaging

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H TA MA

SY GA MI

A CH RA CA CU

t An

ac Ro

H TA MA

SY GA MI

A CH RA CA CU

no lingering chemical odor

H TA MA

KILLS ON CONTACT

A CH RA CA CU

no lingering chemical odor

t An

SY GA MI

KILLS ON CONTACT

ac Ro

t An

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H TA MA

SY GA MI

A CH RA CA CU

ACTIVE INGREDIENTS Imiprothrin . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0.060% Cypermethrin . . . . . . . . . . . 0.100% OTHER INGREDIENTS . . . 99.840%

Contains Petroleum Distillates For Indoor Resdential Use Only

NET WT. 17.5 OZ. (1 LB. 1.5 OZ.) 496 g

RAID Packaging

Form Dev. / Graphic Application

No Lingering Chemical Odor

KILLS ON CONTACT

No Lingering Chemical Odor

KILLS ON CONTACT

No Lingering Chemical Odor

KILLS ON CONTACT

No Lingering Chemical Odor

KILLS ON CONTACT

Ant & Roach

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Ant & Roach

MATA HORMIGAS Y CUCARACHAS 26

Ant & Roach

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Ant & Roach

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ACTIVE INGREDIENTS Imiprothrin . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0.060% Cypermethrin . . . . . . . . . . . 0.100% OTHER INGREDIENTS . . . 99.840%

Contains Petroleum Distillates For Indoor Resdential Use Only

NET WT. 17.5 OZ. (1 LB. 1.5 OZ.) 496 g

100

Form Dev. / Graphic Application

RAID Packaging

KILLS ON CONTACT

no lingering chemical odor

Ant & Roach MATA HORMIGAS Y CUCARACHAS 26

ACTIVE INGREDIENTS Imiprothrin . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0.060% Cypermethrin . . . . . . . . . . . 0.100% OTHER INGREDIENTS . . . 99.840%

Contains Petroleum Distillates For Indoor Resdential Use Only

NET WT. 17.5 OZ. (1 LB. 1.5 OZ.) 496 g

RAID Packaging

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Form Dev. / Graphic Application

Ant & Roach

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KILLS ON CONTACT

no lingering chemical odor

ACTIVE INGREDIENTS Imiprothrin . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0.060% Cypermethrin . . . . . . . . . . . 0.100% OTHER INGREDIENTS . . . 99.840%

Contains Petroleum Distillates For Indoor Resdential Use Only

NET WT. 17.5 OZ. (1 LB. 1.5 OZ.) 496 g

102

Form Dev. / Final Graphic Application

GRAPHIC APPLICATION PHASE 03 (FINAL)

Ant & Roach Spray

RAID Packaging

Form Dev. / Final Graphic Application

Fogger

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Form Dev. / Final Graphic Application

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Ant Bait

RAID Packaging

Form Dev. / Final Graphic Application

Roach Gel

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Form Dev. / Final Graphic Application

RAID Packaging

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ACTIVE INGREDIENTS Imiprothrin . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0.060% Cypermethrin . . . . . . . . . . . 0.100% OTHER INGREDIENTS . . . 99.840% Contains Petroleum Distillates For Indoor Resdential Use Only

KILLS ON CONTACT Fogger

no lingering chemical odor

UCARACHAS 26

NET WT. 17.5 OZ. (1 LB. 1.5 OZ.) 496 g

Ant Gel

Ant Baits

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Final Graphics The overall graphics were designed very angular and sharp to give the overpowering look and feel. The bright orange was used as highlights and the pastel orange was used for most of the graphic elements.

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MIDTERM Midterm Presentation Critique

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RAID Packaging

Midterm / Midterm Presentation Critique

Midterm Pros

Cons

- colors of packaging

- explanation on the process

- graphics on all forms

- create custom baits and cap of gel

- imagery on the poster

- saying “my” or “mine” about the project

- good variation of scale

- add a graphical element to the poster

of graphic elements

- display stand for gel

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RAID Packaging

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FINAL PROCESS

Chromatek | Custom Bait | Custom Gel Cap

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RAID Packaging

Final Process / Chromatec

Final Process: Chromatec To apply the graphics on the forms, Chromatec was used which was printed at Dayton West Graphics. Chromatec are rub on transfers that can be applied dry straight on to the form. The color was chosen at the printer by bringing my color samples and comparing them to theirs. I had to be careful to make sure all of the little letters were firmly on to the form before completely peeling them off. This was applied to all of the forms.

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RAID Packaging

Final Process / Custom Bait

Final Process: Custom Baits I decided to make custom baits instead of using the original ones. I first laser cut acrylic pieces and then glue them together with acrylic glue. After, I applied primer and then put on color with Tamiya paint. To apply my color pallete to these baits I had tops be the dark gunmetal gray and the bottom be the bright orange.

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Final Process / Custom Bait

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Final Process / Custom Gel Cap

Final Process: Custom Gel Cap I decided to make custom baits instead of using the original ones. I first laser cut acrylic pieces and then glue them together with acrylic glue. After, I applied primer and then put on color with Tamiya paint. To apply my color pallete to these baits I had tops be the dark gunmetal gray and the bottom be the bright orange.

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FINAL PHOTOGRAPHY

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Final Photography / Group Shot

RAID Packaging

Final Photography / Group Shot

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Final Photography / Ant Bait

RAID Packaging

Final Photography / Roach Spray

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