We had the distinct pleasure to interview award winning designer Panos Tsakiris about their original and creative Packaging Design design work. Panos Tsakiris is an award-winning communication designer, that makes our world a better place with their original packaging design works.
Panos Tsakiris ("PT") answered Design Interview ("DI") questions about their award-winning work Twenty twenty Packaging Design. Interview questions prepared by Frank Scott.
PT : Alcohol slows the pace of communication between neurotransmitters in the brain. The delay in communication between the brain and the eyes means that they are not able to function effectively which weakens the eye muscle coordination. This is what causes distorted or double vision.
PT : The main inspiration for this project was the effect alcohol has on the brain and consequently the eyesight. The typeface and graphic elements were created based on this very idea.
PT : Unfortunately, it will remain as a concept for the time being.
PT : It took me one month without the iterations.
PT : It was a solution based on a brief for a design competition.
PT : It is manufactured by the imaginary company Riley and Riley Limited.
PT : The inspiration was the phrase 'twenty twenty vision'.
PT : Minimalistic and monochromatic designs that my persona liked.
PT : (Sia) Mid-high educated Millenials living in the UK. They like to have a few drinks more than usual every Friday and Saturday. They are working individuals or students.
PT : The idea.
PT : 'Twenty twenty vision'. Noun. Perfect sight, especially as measured by a standard test. The optician told me I had twenty-twenty vision.
PT : Adobe Cloud.
PT : The before and after effect.
PT : 3dots Visualisation Studio.
PT : The deadline and the ethical part of it.
PT : I believed in the idea and was curious about the outcome.
PT : I stopped when I could not remove anything else from the design.
