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Packaging Design with advertising component for conceptual vineyard. Venom Vineyard from Okanagan Valley in B.C. Canada. This region is a home for Canadian vineyards and it's very characteristic and unique. The design problem was to create an original packaging design to differentiate it from the hundreds of other wineries in the area. The solution was to present the spooky design according to the vineyard's name introducing three types of venomous animals that could be found in the Okanagan Valley area such as a black widow, rattlesnake and northern scorpion. This design will be especially appealing not only to wine enthusiasts who precious good quality, tasteful wines but also appreciate its branding originality. Because of its characteristic design, this project will be especially appealing to those who have a more liberal approach to product design.

Personalized tourism mobile aplication. Trip ideas based on user's hobby and interests. Aimed more for the explorer than a tourist interesed in generic selfie locations, or standard experiences. Similar to Wikipedia, users can add their own maps, tips, suggestions, and other details while the app monitors posts regularly for unwanted advertising or other intrusions.

Personalized tourism mobile aplication. Trip ideas based on user's hobby and interests. Aimed more for the explorer than a tourist interesed in generic selfie locations, or standard experiences. Similar to Wikipedia, users can add their own maps, tips, suggestions, and other details while the app monitors posts regularly for unwanted advertising or other intrusions.

Football club from Poland playing in the "veteran's league". Designed to communicate the values that are important for the Cristeros Team: Faith, honour and brotherhood. Aimed for potential players 45+, Cristeros fans and anyone intersted in soccer who is sharing simmiliar values. Inspired by the Cristero Rebellion that took place in 1926 and lasted until 1929. Also known as La Cristiada, the rebellion raised against the anticlericalism of the Mexican government.

Rebranding and advertising the iconinc buidling in Vancouver Formerly known as London building on 626 W. Pender Street. Built in 1912 when Britain was still a significant source of investment money for Vancouver buildings. For hardworking professionals and young families seeking luxury, yet affordable place to make their dreams of owning an apartment finally come true. Design inspired by the buidling's heritage. Strong Influences from the Royal Kingdom.