Showing posts with label OUGD405. Show all posts
Showing posts with label OUGD405. Show all posts

Monday, 14 January 2013

Rationale - Further Research - VANS OFF THE WALL


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My further research for - VANS OFF THE WALL









I had a look at some popular vans images , of trainers and logos and watched a video on the history of vans.I also used an amazing edition of sneaker freak magazine all about vans! ( An interview with Steve Van Doren)



Primary Research
I went to the vans store in leeds and took seem images to see if i could get some inspiration for my packaging.



I took information from interviews and sources and a magazine i picked up in the store and made 2 mood boards and a timeline.


After my crit i decided i would make a booklet that i could put my information into and it would have the focus on the history of vans. I then decided i would make my work more appropriate to vans and decided to design my own shoe box , this would include stickers, and open up option so you could see the timeline and history of vans since 1966. This would come in a new edition of retro vans 2013. 

Shoe & box packaging research - 






I researched into retro patterns for my initial design.









Monday, 10 December 2012

Research Brief Preston North End FC. OUGD405

Preston North End F.C

Wikipedia said-
Preston North End Football Club is an English professional football club located in the Deepdale area of the city of Preston, Lancashire, currently playing in the third tier of English league football, League One.
Preston was a founding member of the English Football League in 1888 and the first league champions, achieving the English football "Double" in the same season by winning the FA Cup without conceding a goal. Preston completed the 1888–89 season unbeaten in both the League and Cup, a feat that has not been equalled, and which earned the team the nickname "The Invincibles".
Deepdale Stadium was built in 1875 and was first used for association football in 1878. As of 2012 it has been used for 136 years. The biggest attendance seen was 42,684 for a Division One clash with Arsenal in April 1938.
In 1933, the Town End burnt down and was demolished and rebuilt. The stadium now holds a capacity of 23,404 seats, following a complete reconstruction between 1996 and 2009. The current pitch dimensions are 110 yards x 75 yards.
whos who?
Football 
Manager: Graham Westley 
Assistant Manager: John Dreyer
First Team Coach: Dino Maamria
Head Physio: Matthew Jackson
Assistant Head of Youth: Nick Harrison
Youth Team Physio: Nicky Reid
Youth Administrator: Ruth Fensome
Club Doctor: Dominic Lakeland
Club Chaplain: Chris Nelson



Here's an image of the football kit from 1882 till 1900, and there most recent kits you can see the noticeable change and how many people they are sponsored by now.



Preston North End in 1888-89, the first football league champions.










Primary Research 
For my primary research i went to the football store in my town centre Middlesbrough FC