Final Model

Please see below pictures of our final model. This model is scales 1:20 and has been measured to fit into the Victoria Gallery.

Creating our Final Model

Whilst creating the final model, I took photos of each individual stage, enabling you to see the processes in which took place to create the model

Please see images below:

I began by printing out our auto cad drawings, and spray mounting them onto board. I then cut out each individual section of the model, as can be seen in the above pictured.

Once all the pieces were cut out, I then went on to score lines into the two elevations. This will help to make the card/plastic curve smoothly, therefore looking professional and neat.

Following these processes, I was then ready to assemble to pieces together, to create the final model. 

Music

What Natialie said about the music post i had on with words in i agreed with so i found this peace of music which is really relaxing and tranquil and could be played as people wander around the store reading and relaxing the exhibition.

relaxing music

We are now coming towards the end of the project and i think its gone really well, the presentation we have created really reflects our brand and im really pleased with the final outcomes.

Location

After confirming the final design, we then had to focus on the location, taking into account measurements of the space in which the pop up store will be places, and how the pop up store will look within that location.

Here are some photos of the Victoria Gallery (the location of our pop up store)

This is the glass roof of the building. I like this, as it will allow lots of light into our design, and also I think it will make the tree look good. 

This is the view from the first floor, down into the space in which the pop up store will be located. I think this space is perfect for our design as it is big and open. I think our design will work well in this space, as it is round, therefore visitors will be able to walk around the whole of the unit, enabling them to access all parts of the gallery. 

This is a view of the space from the ground level. As you can see, this area is used by many people, therefore it is important to ensure visitors of the building have access to all areas of the gallery around our design.

Overall, after observing and measuring the location of our pop up store, I have concluded that our design will fit perfectly within the chosen space. I next went on to create specific measurements for our design, so therefore we are able to create scale drawings/models. 

First Model

Once we had agreed on the design, as shown below in the sketches, we then went on to create a maquette of our design. This model is not to scale, as it is only to observe how the design looks in 3D format.

Please see pictures below:

We are happy with the design of this model and the way in which is looks in 3D format. I think the front plastic/glass skin is particularly effective, as it creates a walkway and makes the unit visually interesting and unique. 

First Model

Scaled Drawings

Here are 2 scaled drawings that i have done. The first one is scaled 1:50 but after i had drawn it i realised it was too small for a model as it wouldnt show off as much detail as a bigger scaled model would. On it i have included the exact measurements we chose would be suitable for the pop up.

This next one is scaled 1:20. It is a perfect size because it isnt to big and isnt too small. When i came to scan this one on the computer, because the scale was bigger it wouldnt fit on the scanner so missed some of the branches off. I decided to include it anyway to show the size of the chosen measurements to scale.

Further Development of Unit Design

As can be seen in the previous post, we have agreed to go with the circular unit, which gives a flowing and tranquil effect. We now wanted to further our natural ideas, therefore we decided to incorporate an artificial tree within our design, which was influenced by an image as posted earlier in the blog.

We also wanted to incorporate glass/plastic into our design, which may be frosted or translucent. The reasons for using this material is because is will allow light through, giving a natural feel, however as it will not be completely transparent, visitors will want to go inside the shop, so that they are able to view the contents inside properly. This is a way to entice the visitors into the shop.

Another way of enticing the visitors into the shop is by creating an interesting, magical entrance. We want to do this by using skins of a glass wall and a solid opaque wall, to create a curved walkway for the visitor. This idea will create an experience for the visitor, adding to their magical and slightly surreal experience within the pop up shop.

Here are some further sketches of our developed idea:

This is the first developed sketch, to show our tree idea. This idea does not however show any walkway or glass/plastic use.

This idea encorpoates the idea of having skins. The inner wall would be a solid opaque wall, and the outer wall (creating the walkway) would be a translucent material. 

This third sketch shows the inside of our design. As can be seen, glass/astroturf has been used on the floor of our design, which has been mentioned previously in the blog. This sketch also shows the use of the trees  branches to exhibit work. 

Development of Unit Design

When thinking about the design of our Pop Up Shop, we all agreed to go with a natural theme. This in mind, we started to sketch our ideas, beginning with looking at a circular shape for the unit itself. Here are our original sketches and ideas:

As can be seen in these sketches, we went with a circular base shape, however these sketches are not finalised, as there is no consistence in roofing door position, size etc....

I will next post our developments from these initial idea. 

Music

When people go into our pop up store we want them to feel like there away from all their stress and in total relaxation, so i thought this YouTube clip of this piece of music really related to how soft, calm and natural our brand is.

Moby - Porcelain

Finishing Touches to our promotion

Our brand name is Entwined and our brand is all about going on a magical journey and feeling excited and enticed by our pop up store, so for all our promotion we kept the brand logo the tree throughout. We also chose a font off 'dafont' website which really made our brand unique and special.

Our Font

This image of the tree is our brand logo which we used on all our promotion.

We adapted it on illustrator to relate to our brand by changing the opacity etc.

Our brand strap line we decided would be 'Artisitcally showcasing talent' as even though its not art we are promoting, what we are promoting and the way we are is very artistic and creative.

tree tag

This is the tree tag i have created it has the same information as the poster. this would hang off a tree branch for people to pull off and read. The shape is in keeping with the natural trend of the pop up store we have chosen.

Lydia 

Grass logos

These are the two final grass branding logos that i have come up with. I have used a a font from dafont.com called tree like and in-printed it into an image of grass. The other one is our brand logo. We have used this as a brand logo because it ties in with the tree in our pop up store, also the reason for choosing the font type.

These would both feature around preston to give hype about our pop up store.

Lydia 

Entwined Brand Poster

I created this A3 poster so it could be stuck on trees as this really relates to the way our brand is going to be promoted. The poster really relates to what our brand is showcasing, creative writing talent, i used the tree on the poster again as this is our brand logo. Then used a font that would really compliment our brand, i used a newpaper article and changed the opacity in the background of the poster as i thought this was a nice touch, reflecting what our brands about.

Final Trend

We have now narrowed down our trends to a final one which reflects our brand the most, i have now created a trend analysis board to convey this trend. The trend is the modern craft trend as its really neutral colour pallette, and its use of expensive fabrics and detailed embellishments really reflected our unique brand.
As this trend is all about the little details that make up the trend.

This image really reflects the colour palette of the modern craft trend.

Development

We have now developed our brand idea further as our concept is very natural and magical we have decided to now exhibit creative writing students work in our pop up store. As this relates more to the look and feel of our store, the concept of hanging the work on tress is still the same and the models and promotion are still the same, but we now have decided to call our brand name entwined as it really relates to the tree in the store and is a very magical, intreging word, just how we want our store to be.

i have began to create our poster on illustrator, we have decided to call the brand 'Finest' as its the cities finest work, then if the pop up store moved around the country we can change the city name infront of finest eg Liverpools finest, Preston's finest. The colours i have gone for on the poster are the colours of our pop up store very natural earthy browns and subtle greens. The poster really reflects what the brands about and what we are trying to achieve.

Grass

Hey just been playing around trying to give the impression of the cut out grass. Don't know what font to use or haven't though of a logo jus played around with shapes to give the impression of cut out grass. So if anyone has ideas for fonts or a logo let me know and il try it out. Will make the final ones more 3d when we have decided on a font and logo. 

Lydia

initial sketches for tree tag

These are my initial sketches for the tree tag. thought it might be a good idea to keep with the natural theme we are going with and design the tags in the shape of leaves to hang on the trees.

Lydia