Designed by: PepsiCo Design & Innovation
Country: United States

Student Work – D&AD Student Awards 2009

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This year Turner Duckworth was the client for D&AD’s Student Awards with their creative brief for Homebase. Students had to create packaging and point of sale for Homebase’s ‘Grow Your Own’ fruit and vegetable range targeted towards novice gardeners.

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1st Place, Gold Pencil – Vicky Barlow

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1st Place, Gold Pencil – Stuart Sutch

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2nd Place, Gold Pencil – James Brown

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Silver Pencil – Gary Cutter

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Silver Pencil – Benedetto Fantauzzo

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Silver Pencil – Marie Jackson & Michael Greenhaigh

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Merit – Mark Johnson

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Merit – Santi Tonsukha & Adam Paterson

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Merit – Jamie Saunderson

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Merit – Francesca Cook

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Merit – Mark Arrowsmith & Drew Poutney

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Merit – Kate Hilton

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Merit – Danielle Millington-Peck

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Merit – Matt Davey

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Merit – Gemma Kett-Young

THE BRIEF: Create packaging and point of sale for Homebase’s ‘Grow Your Own’ fruit and vegetable range for novice gardeners.

PROPOSITION: Homebase know how to help you to grow your own fruit and vegetables – they make it easy.

TARGET AUDIENCE: Our primary target audience are gardening novices. They could be male, female or families with kids. They are adults, but without a specific age range.

TONE OF VOICE: Simplicity and clarity. Growing your own fruit and vegetables made easy. Easy to understand copy and information for the novice gardener. Natural, earthy, organic. Tastier than the supermarket.

CONSIDERATIONS
– We are looking for work that differentiates the ‘Grow Your Own’ sub-brand from Homebase’s other garden products, but that still feels a part of the Homebase Garden World
– Products will be sold both on-shelf in-store, as well as outside in the Homebase Garden Centre
– The packaging and the point of sale should encourage gardening novices to grow their own fruit and vegetables, by providing key information on pack and at point of sale in an easily understandable format and also by always showing a picture of the fully grown plant/product – the end benefit is a key motivator for novices on the packaging
– Point of sale should also be used to tell novices ‘What else they need’, ‘How to’ and to remind of key times in the year, for example early planting seasons
– Take into account the different levels at which people can start growing their own – in pots in their flats to raised beds in gardens to allotments
– You must select products from Homebases existing ranges. Grow Your Own products are associated ONLY with growing your own fruit and vegetables – NOT with ornamental gardening. In the outdoor Garden Centres this could include edible plants such as herbs, tomatoes and any bulbs, tubers or seeds for edible plants, vegetables and fruits. The indoor ranges will include seeds, bulbs and products such as mushroom growing kits. Additionally there are a few selected propagation tools, for example canes and wires to support plants such as beans and tomatoes and slug and snail killer (an essential for growing your own food).

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Designed by: PepsiCo Design & Innovation
Country: United States

Student Work – D&AD Student Awards 2009

dad1

dad1

This year Turner Duckworth was the client for D&AD’s Student Awards with their creative brief for Homebase. Students had to create packaging and point of sale for Homebase’s ‘Grow Your Own’ fruit and vegetable range targeted towards novice gardeners.

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1st Place, Gold Pencil – Vicky Barlow

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1st Place, Gold Pencil – Stuart Sutch

dad6

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2nd Place, Gold Pencil – James Brown

dad10

dad11

dad12

Silver Pencil – Gary Cutter

dad13

Silver Pencil – Benedetto Fantauzzo

dad14

dad15

Silver Pencil – Marie Jackson & Michael Greenhaigh

dad16

dad17

dad18

dad19

dad20

Merit – Mark Johnson

dad211

dad22

dad23

Merit – Santi Tonsukha & Adam Paterson

dad24

dad25

Merit – Jamie Saunderson

dad26

dad28

dad27

Merit – Francesca Cook

dad29

dad30

Merit – Mark Arrowsmith & Drew Poutney

dad311

dad32

Merit – Kate Hilton

dad33

dad34

dad35

Merit – Danielle Millington-Peck

dad36

dad37

Merit – Matt Davey

dad38

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Merit – Gemma Kett-Young

THE BRIEF: Create packaging and point of sale for Homebase’s ‘Grow Your Own’ fruit and vegetable range for novice gardeners.

PROPOSITION: Homebase know how to help you to grow your own fruit and vegetables – they make it easy.

TARGET AUDIENCE: Our primary target audience are gardening novices. They could be male, female or families with kids. They are adults, but without a specific age range.

TONE OF VOICE: Simplicity and clarity. Growing your own fruit and vegetables made easy. Easy to understand copy and information for the novice gardener. Natural, earthy, organic. Tastier than the supermarket.

CONSIDERATIONS
– We are looking for work that differentiates the ‘Grow Your Own’ sub-brand from Homebase’s other garden products, but that still feels a part of the Homebase Garden World
– Products will be sold both on-shelf in-store, as well as outside in the Homebase Garden Centre
– The packaging and the point of sale should encourage gardening novices to grow their own fruit and vegetables, by providing key information on pack and at point of sale in an easily understandable format and also by always showing a picture of the fully grown plant/product – the end benefit is a key motivator for novices on the packaging
– Point of sale should also be used to tell novices ‘What else they need’, ‘How to’ and to remind of key times in the year, for example early planting seasons
– Take into account the different levels at which people can start growing their own – in pots in their flats to raised beds in gardens to allotments
– You must select products from Homebases existing ranges. Grow Your Own products are associated ONLY with growing your own fruit and vegetables – NOT with ornamental gardening. In the outdoor Garden Centres this could include edible plants such as herbs, tomatoes and any bulbs, tubers or seeds for edible plants, vegetables and fruits. The indoor ranges will include seeds, bulbs and products such as mushroom growing kits. Additionally there are a few selected propagation tools, for example canes and wires to support plants such as beans and tomatoes and slug and snail killer (an essential for growing your own food).

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