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17 Comments, Comment or Ping
Shelley Noble
Unless, and I mean this fully, this student piece is a biting commentary on the asinine status values dominating the current Western culture, then it is without a doubt the most fatuous and hollow example of man’s idiocy.
I am next expecting to see a label hound decked out in expensive designer initials all over every piece of clothing they have on, Swarovski crystals stuck into front gold teeth. How about Amani logo contact lenses?!
Good god. We’re all doomed.
Jan 22nd, 2010
Sheryl
Shelley, Yes, it is a commentary on our culture and the values we put on beauty and fashion. The purpose of design is often to predict in a very extreme way what future trends might be and through the process of thought perhaps start trends. Just as art should not to be taken at face value, design has much research and direction behind it that gives it its wings to make it to a final, developed concept. Having studied with Ryan myself I know the basis of his project was studying the obsession with preventing aging/being young forever in our culture– skincare is the most obvious area that can be seen. Brands do play an integral part in our lives, and as much as we decide to continue to wear branded t-shirts and hand bags, I see no reason why we should stop before contacts or skincare. Do you?
Jan 23rd, 2010
Barton Smith
I wondered that too Shelley. Not at all to agree with it, but when you think about it, it is such a reflection of how we exhibit ourselves. I mean we really are just a walking brand that it almost is us. But yes, lets hope she is doing it as a wake up call to our consumption.
Jan 23rd, 2010
Daniel Smith
I think some people are missing the point here, I’m sure Ryan isn’t trying to turn us all into label whores! I think this is a beautiful piece of packaging and to be produced by a student is outstanding.
Keep up the good work, don’t let the minority get you down.
Jan 29th, 2010
Kaytee
Daniel–agreed…I think people are looking at this a little too seriously. I think it’s not only beautifully designed, but y’know, it’s freaking hilarious! It’s nice to see witticism alongside refined design.
Feb 4th, 2010
utome
this is genius idea! Very creative! Chanel should buy this idea from you…although it’s kinda a sarcastic product!
Feb 5th, 2010
Dougal
inspired by Barton’s comment it started making me think about how we continuously strive to send people messages about our personality, employability, likability etc without conversing in actual conversation with another human being, maybe this is just the effects of the digital age. However, maybe this piece of design is the start of a whole new way of communication, maybe the items we wear will become a means of visual speech with coherent and logical laws on which the user follows.
Feb 22nd, 2010
Julian Baker
@Shelley Wait till you see Vajazzling
Mar 27th, 2010
Dee
This is ART…and I think she did a terrific job. From concept to desing, it is perfect.
Apr 14th, 2010
Buddha
I think your work brings out your concept.
From the packaging point of view, i don’t think i would be impressed.
I think you’ve tried to squeeze in the logo, any space you found. No offense, just judging as a consumer.
May 7th, 2010
adam lawrence
Intentional or not, this concept puts a smile on my face. Of course it’s not everyone’s idea of chic but importantly it feeds ideas, so when I see great work like this I save it to my scrapbook in the knowledge that at it’s core the idea will transfer to something practical. In reply to the initial negative response; indeed it’s true, we’ve become increasingly obsessed with brands but this isn’t a recent phenomenon as such. Ever since we set foot on the planet we’ve strived to identify ourselves and where our allegiances lie, think about the Maoris or Aboriginies, it’s a tribal thing! Fortunately we’re all different and so for that reason I shall now press my head against the Apple logo that’s straring me in the face!
May 26th, 2010
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