Here’s a complete design for a new restaurant called Mini-Food in 92 arrondisement,
The client was a funny dude, for one he requested for taking his photo so he could put himself as a chef on the menu. Too bad he cancelled it in the end, else would be fun to see a mob in a chef suit as he said he would rather to keep it simple.
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Total finishing time for the three designs was about 6 hours
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Here was an interesting client who demanded to have composited photos as his restaurant’s menuboard, he was a quite imaginary person I should add. Before the project begun he threw a few ideas about how each of his menu should be like, described about the scenarios he wanted. Amazingly I comprended well due to the fact I like to watch a lot of manga/anime visual styles. I often laughed with him about each of how will the story goes for each scene.
So here’s what we have as a result:
As we have mentioned earlier that each scenario have its own story behind it, so it took quite a lot of effort of finding appropriate photos and methods for the final composite. Here’s an example for Tikka menu:
After the hassles installation, here’s how it looked like in-shop:
This one was pretty straight forward, a simple double sided flyer plus a bizcard. The client was simple he didn’t have any reference, just words he said he must have. The rest he left up to me to decide for him.
So lets have a quick look shall we? :)
Sometimes you’d get the impression you were holding the future of a company when you decide to design flyers, logos or even a simple business card, the feel of responsibility is quite heavy. On the other hand, as long as the client is happy personally I’d consider it is a job well done, yes you are mine now.
