Designed by: PepsiCo Design & Innovation
Country: United States

Student Work – David Baertz

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Designed by David Baertz | Country: Germany

“The Protector product line is based on the idea of creating beauty products for men, who don’t want to be metrosexual. A few years ago, the media started to proclaim the “new masculinity”, for example Burger King (e.g. the “men’s academy”). Regarding this fact, is designed the “protector series”.

It was made for men, who care about their outer appearance but don’t want to be metrosexual. The name “protector” itself sounds very masculine, because it implies, that there is something to be protected from. The claim “energy & health” stresses the sector of the product and mediates power and vitality. The synthesis of “clean” and “masculine” is also shown in the design of the products. The “male aspect” is embodied by the industrial form (gas bottle, oil barrel).

The “clean aspect” can be found in the relation to chemistry. The hexagonal forms represent chemical bondings. The color blue was chosen, because of it’s relation to both “male” and “technical” associations. Target group: Upper class males, 20-35 y.o.”

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Designed by David Baertz | Country: Germany

“The Protector product line is based on the idea of creating beauty products for men, who don’t want to be metrosexual. A few years ago, the media started to proclaim the “new masculinity”, for example Burger King (e.g. the “men’s academy”). Regarding this fact, is designed the “protector series”.

It was made for men, who care about their outer appearance but don’t want to be metrosexual. The name “protector” itself sounds very masculine, because it implies, that there is something to be protected from. The claim “energy & health” stresses the sector of the product and mediates power and vitality. The synthesis of “clean” and “masculine” is also shown in the design of the products. The “male aspect” is embodied by the industrial form (gas bottle, oil barrel).

The “clean aspect” can be found in the relation to chemistry. The hexagonal forms represent chemical bondings. The color blue was chosen, because of it’s relation to both “male” and “technical” associations. Target group: Upper class males, 20-35 y.o.”

protector2

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protector5

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