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Kettle Cuisine, Inc. of Chelsea, MA, maker of fresh refrigerated soup has just released its newly designed retail package just in time for the 2004-2005 soup season.
The improved package is colorful, natural, and unifies Kettle Cuisine’s line of nineteen (19) varieties of fresh soup sold in 10 oz. microwaveable single serving bowls.
Each variety has a unique color band featuring the soup name, a brief description and nutritional values.
Kettle Cuisine's redesigned packaging better communicates their focus on top quality, natural ingredients such as Bell & Evans chicken which is raised without antibiotics.
They continue to use a clear container to allow the customer to see the soup. “For me, the clear container is very important,” says Kettle Cuisine’s Executive Chef Volker Frick, “I want our customers to see the soup, to really see what’s in there – real food and nothing artificial.
For example, our broccoli and carrots are fresh – not packed with color enhancers. We don’t put anything in our soups that you can’t pronounce".
The new package was designed by Hughes Design Group of Norwalk, Connecticut.
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Art&Com awards for advertising, posters, design, publishing, schools, people under 30.
Each partecipant can enrole in each category with just one work published or printed from 1st January 2001 to 28th February 2005.
The admitted works for each category are:
Advertising : ads designed for newspapers and magazines.
Posters : posters designed to placard walls, buses,undergrounds and for external advertising in general.
Design : reserved to graphic and design works, logos, brochures, leaflets, etc.
Publishing : reserved to books, magazines, art catalogues paging and graphic.
Schools, People under 30 : students of Design, Advertising, Photography Schools,High Schhols and University can send one imagination work for each category and they must not have a work.
Contract with agencies or any kind of collaboration with private and public companies(work experience excluded).
Works for nonexistent products and services will not be taken into consideration.
The competition is free, but it is requested to subscribe to the bimonthly magazine.
ESPOARTE-Cluture &Visual Arts (euro 20 italy-50 euro abroad postal current account 40196131 to Associazione Culturale Arteam-Albissola marina (SV) reason:a year's subscription Espoarte)
Send the works to Art & Com Awards-Associazion e Culturale Arteam-Via Cilea 25 -17012 Albissola Marina
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Huddersfield University students have put together their own design magazine.
But the venture doesn't involve paper or printing; it's all online.
Computing and engineering students have set up Street Graphic, a quarterly magazine.
The first issue is out in cyberspace and the next one will appear in January.
The non-profit magazine is the brainchild of lecturer John Kelly.
The purpose of the magazine - developed by the Canalside team - is to help students gain experience and valuable skills outside of their purely academic work.
Now, 19-year-old Joe Turner and Tony Eckersley, 21, have been chosen to co-edit the magazine and take it to the next level.
Street Graphic is free to look at and the pair hope it will spark debate among design students.
The magazine will carry features about visual design and communications.
Students can also dip into a royalty-free image bank - and post their own work online.
One student worthy of extra recognition will be picked out every issue to be profiled in detail.
Joe, who spent three months working in California last summer, said: "We met a lot of people like us who were designers trying to develop their skills, visual language and critical thinking.
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Milton Glaser, an icon in contemporary graphic design and illustration, has been honored for lifetime achievement by the Cooper Hewitt National Design Museum.
Glaser, who won the Lifetime Achievement Award given annually by the museum, was cited for his advertisement designs, poster, portraits over the past half century, and especially for his iconic logos such as the album cover for Bob Dylan's Greatest Hits and the I Love New York logo. He was described as an influential master of communication and a humanistic force for social change.
The architectural award was shared by Polshek Partnership Architects of New York, whose most recently completed commission was the William Jefferson Clinton Presidential Library in Little Rock, Ark., and Rick Joy, an architect active in the Southwest cited for timeless qualities associated with great architects.
Other awards went to Yeohlee Teng of New York for fashion design, Yves Behar of San Francisco for product design, William McDonough and Partners of Charlottesville, Va., for environmental design, Jon Kamen and his global firm, @radical.media, for communications design, and Aveda Corp. of Minneapolis for corporate achievement.
Amanda Burden, chairwoman of the New York City Planning Commission, was named design patron of the year for her work as a city planner and activist.
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Wingham Public School has won the primary schools division of the Greater Taree City Council Sesquicentenary banner competition.
Schools across the Manning Valley were asked to design banners reflecting the district over the past 150 years and last Wednesday a number of students representing the school eagerly accepted first prize- a digital camera from Noeledge systems - during a special ceremony in Taree.
The judges praised the winning design for its simplicity and strength saying:
"The banner by Wingham Public School is particularly well composed and painted with great precision."
In bold colours the banner depicts the Manning River, Wingham Brush a heritage building and some bats and cows. Wingham's famous log is also there to represent the region's timber industry.
Teacher Jenny Ireland coordinated the project and conducted a mini-competition within the school to come up with the best overall concept.
She says that many children are proud of the region's heritage both natural and cultural and particularly as the school is in a rural location the children identify with this aspect of the community.
Once the final design was decided upon it was then transferred on to the special acrylic banner provided by council.
The high school division of the banner competition was taken out by St Clares.
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