"Corked" or "Cork'd"
Is the identity for my alcohol label."Corked" is essentially a wine that caters both variety's merlot and shiraz and caters mainly the audience of both man and women whom fit into the age bracket of mid "30's" to mid "60" and will be firstly affordable perhaps $10_$15 a bottle and secondly accesable.The colure palette i was most fond of for this particular project was perhaps a warm blue complemented by a cold gun metal grey with a bright bergundy red tetering around the rim to give it that finished quality.If it is perfection you seek in a bottle of shiraz or merlot then look no further than my product "Corked" OR "Cork'd"
Sunday, November 1, 2009
Initial post_ RobynRand
Atlantis is my chosen name as it stimulates ideas of mystery, intrigue, secrets and lost magical treasure. Thoughts of the sea, relaxing, holidays, cool, refreshing and luxurious also come to mind.
some of the typestyles I am consideringI will be producing a wine label, essentially for white wine, if time permits I would enjoy including a red wine version as well.
The bottle I have chosen is light frosted green, tall and elegant looking. The colour pallet I will be using will be a combination of fresh blue-greens and either a deep blue or charcoal combined with a golden sand colour.
my bottle, chosen mainly for the frosted look it hasMy target audience will be the tall, elegant looking ones with all the money, yes, upper class but still with a love of friends, laughter, good dinner parties and fine table wine. Consumers would be possibly in the more mature end of the age group so I would like to design something interesting and eye catching as my audience will already have their trusted favourites.


two of the pieces that inspired me, I hope to integrate a sea horse, starfish, or some other sea creature in the labelling
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4Above are my roughs attached to the bottle, feel free to give me feedback on any. The colours and type in them are just to give a rough idea of what it might end up as. I think I prefer the starfish one (4), I would have the background a charcoal colour for this.

this is the piece of hemp matting I might stitch together to produce the packaging
Friday, October 30, 2009
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