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Cosgrove Hall

Cosgrove Hall Films (also known as Cosgrove Hall Productions) was a British animation studio founded by Brian Cosgrove and Mark Hall; its headquarters was in Chorlton-cum-Hardy, Manchester. Cosgrove Hall was once a major producer of children's television and animated programmes; Cosgrove Hall's programmes are still seen in over eighty countries.[2] The company was wound down by its then owner, ITV plc, on 26 October 2009.[3] It was mainly known for its series Danger Mouse, The Wind in the Willows and Count Duckula.

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I got my inspiration for my fish from the coy fish and the giant mud skipper

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what is terraforming

Terraforming means changing a planet or moon's atmosphere or surface to make it more habitable for organisms that live on Earth.

Terraforming could theoretically result in a temperate, correctly pressurised environment for a colony of thousands of humans and other organisms from Earth to live safely.

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These are the designs of my plant it has been changed slightly

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ATSUKO SASAKI

atsuko sasaki is a felt artist she creates art using felt and they look coral like 3d felting she has been to many Major exhibitions like 1988 Love Collection Gallery Nagoya1989 Denki Bunka Kaikan Nagoya1990. Broadway Gallery Tokyo1991 and many others 

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Watching Jake Corrick on YouTube has taught me to use a sponge to get rid of finger prints

to do wrinkles do a wavy line not a straight one because they don’t look natural

to use water to smooth off the superskulpy

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old labels

this label is a fruit butter label from 1906 is uses brown red yellow and black this label in particular is very colourful for its age it uses 6 different fonts the largest font is the brand of the product and it is in the central top of the label the logo is in the middle this could inspire me to create the swirls on the label   

this label is a Cannabis Medicine it was used to cure a lot of things is it actually cured it is another matter this just used a small amount of colours it has 7 different fonts and the brand of this label is the biggest font it includes a logo of a Cannabis leaf this boarder of the label inspires me to do my own.

this is a antiseptics and deodorant it is used for dress wounds ect and it used cream and blue/green for colours there are 5 different fonts and the use of thus label is in the biggest font it has a tiny OS pharmacy logo the way this is labelled inspires me to create my own label themed like this one

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brand mascots and why there important

mascots are important for a brand because they give a character for you to put in your mind and gives a more child friendly appeal 

My supersculpy character is not a warning or a mascot it is a character it is a fish trying to steal the water breathing potion

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These labels are good and bad. A label is good when it makes the bottle stand out and a label is bad when the bottle doesn’t stand out this inspires me and give me ideas for my own potion/cocktail

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Evolution on the Coca-Cola bottle

One of the most famous shapes in the world is the iconic contour fluted lines of the Coca-Cola bottle. Renowned as a design classic and described by noted industrial designer, Raymond Loewy as the “perfect liquid wrapper,” the bottle has been celebrated in art, music and advertising. When Andy Warhol wanted a shape to represent mass culture, he drew the bottle and when Volkswagen wanted to celebrate the shape of the Beatle, they compared the car to the bottle. The first bottle looks almost medical this suggests to me that it had medical substances in it the newest bottle looks like a fizzy drinks bottle it is appealing to the eye because it isn’t just round it is cylinders on a cylinder

Today, as we celebrate 100 years of the patent of the famous contour shaped Coca-Cola bottle, it is indeed a shape for all who want to enjoy an ice cold, delicious and refreshing Coca-Cola. In 1899, two Chattanooga lawyers, Joseph Whitehead and Benjamin Thomas, traveled to Atlanta to negotiate the rights to bottleCoca-Cola. The product had been an increasingly popular soda fountain drink established a mere 13 years previously. In fountain form, Coca-Cola grew from an average of nine drinks per day sold in 1886 to being sold in every state of the US by 1900. Thomas and Whitehead wanted to capitalize on the popularity of the drink by bottling it to be consumed outside the four walls of a soda fountain.

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This is my creature for a bottle we are making the bottle is a potion that makes the humans breath underwater but it has the reverse effect on Fish the fish grow faces and feet so my monster is a just a mutated fish I used wire masking tape and tinfoil on the inside

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Jim Mckenzie