Friday, 17 September 2010
Research. Part 2 costa
Costa coffee was first poured on our shores in 1971 at 9 Newport Street, London, by Sergio and Bruno Costa. Today, just a few metres away from where they first set up, the Costa Roastery produces the same unique Mocha Italia blend that the Costa brothers worked so hard to create.
i have noticed that all coffee adverts look the same as it is a picture of the product or the packaging it comes in. with my idea i want to do something different but so people know what its promoting.
Research. Part 1 huhtamki
Huhtamaki is one of the worlds largest packaging manufacturers and is a major player in the UK disposable packaging market.
The company manufactures paper and plastic food and beverage packaging to serve the following market sectors:
- High street coffee chains- takeaway hot drinks and smoothies
- fast food chains- takeaway food and drinks
- vending- vending machines serving hot drinks
- contract caterers- supplying food and drink to canteens
Packaging manufacturer Huhtamaki very first winner for the “Capture The Cup Photographic Competition” – Laura Webster's photography.
Thursday, 16 September 2010
Brain Storming.
Different ways to take the photos of the cups;
- Cups on there own- filled up with drink.
- People using cups- holding and drinking out of it.
- in random places- on a wall with a person sat next to it.
- sculpture- all stacked up, make the cups into a shape of a cup.
- in a working place- costa, cafeteria, starbooks, mcdonalds.
- locations- studio, shops, outside, park, person.
Introduction 'Capture A Cup'
The food service packaging manufacturer Huhtamaki as the company celebrates its 90th anniversary and runs its successful competition. We have been given an assignment to produce three different photos advertising the cups using disposable paper hot cups from its innovative product range.
There is a £500 up for grabs for the overall winner and two runners-up prizes of £250 each. Any of the images received could be chosen by Huhtamaki for use within their food service trade communications.
There is a £500 up for grabs for the overall winner and two runners-up prizes of £250 each. Any of the images received could be chosen by Huhtamaki for use within their food service trade communications.
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