I love the idea of my info pack being reusable. My practice at the moment seems to be linking back to being sustainable and eco friendly all of the time. I have therefore managed to collect some relevant imagery which will hopefully inspire me for my own work.
I love how this example is a plant pot which can be reused. The branding itself works well as they have used the shapes of leaves to insert images inside of them. This relates closely to my idea of 'turning over a new leaf' or 'taking a leaf out of my book'.
I had an idea of including seeds in the back of my information pack so that the recipient can grow their own ink essentially. This packaging once again works well for this and I could easily apply the same principle to my own work.
Once again, below are some examples of seed packaging which could be inspiring to me if I decide to go down this route. I am currently unsure however, whether people would actually be interested in using them.
I have seen several examples of grow your own garden kits and this is one that particularly caught my attention. I am not as fond of the packaging design itself but the concept behind it.
I think this is a brilliant idea, and if I am able to take inspiration from this it would be great. The idea of creating your own garden in an office space means that everyone can enjoy nature, which is in turn broadening the captive audience.
This is a really clever concept, allowing people to reuse their toothbrushes by simply replacing the heads. This is reducing the amount of plastic being used and lessening the impact on the environment. This is something I could take inspiration from quite easily, by creating an information pack with more than one use.
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