University, Summer 2010
Communication Design II
Prof. Joe Bottoni
Child's toy designed out of paper, with focus on capitalizing on the material's unique characteristics.
These paper frisbees were constructed out of 2-ply bristol, which makes them sturdy enough to be played with outdoors but light enough to be played with indoors. The frisbees can be pre-assembled or easily assembled into shape and secured with a simple tabbing system. They are cheaply produced in a variety of colors and graphics because of its 2-color system, lays flat for easy and efficient transportation, and can be recycled after its playtime is complete.
These frisbees are packaged with two sets of five colors for a total of ten toys per package. Each color is screened at varying percentages to give the illusion of more printed color without relying on a conventional 4-color process.
