Whew! Say that 5 times fast!
The Femme Fatale Funnel is a project that I completed for Objects and Spaces under the instruction of Kate Catterall. Given the prompt to package an assigned item in a way that was critical and diverged from expectations, this cone insert was born.
Tools used: Photoshop, Adobe Illustrator, cardstock, X-Acto knife, cutting mat
Team members: Self-led project
Instructor: Kate Catterall
Course: Objects and Spaces, DES 326
Timeline: ~1 month (October 31st - November 21st)
How Can I Foster an Understanding Between the Customer and the Product’s History?
Fear & Form
Visualizing the Role of Women
The Final Femme Fatale Funnel
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Is the user journey effectively communicated in this process blog?
Is a “call-to-action” necessary for the packaging? What is the user supposed to do with the information presented?
In the first phase of the design process, diverge, I was prompted the following:
Think critically about the artifact… What are the most interesting issues related to this item or product? Identify a moment of discord and use it to initiate a conversation through this product packaging.
Naturally, the next course of action was to research