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Don't Lose Your Dinosaur

Don't Lose Your Dinosaur
 
Don't lose your dinosaur was my final major project for the third year of my degree. The project was based on the wuote from the film Step Brothers. The quote refers to the inner child and not being able to embrace who you really want to be and those inner childish urges we all have. The film uses the quote 'Don't lose your Dinosaur' as another way of saying don't lose your inner child. With this i created a campaign to help adults embrace the inner child they might not even know they had. I created the logo and branding as well as the display for the final year show.
 
This project was a self produced project and is something i am very passionate about.
 
 
Logo for Don't lose your dinosaur
Diplodocus Design
Triceratops Design
Stegosaurus Design
Postcard Design Num 1
Comic Book style illustration. Explaining the meaning behind Don't lose your dinosaur.
Board Template (Showing information booklet open, business cards, design on pen and mug, finger puppets, poster and illustrated poster explaining what Don't lose your dinosaur is).
Dinosaur Finger Puppets that i designed for the public to make. These were in the gift bags as well as on display at the show.
Board Template (Showing mask, finger puppet made, gift bags, book covers, stickers, whoopie cushion, yoyo, bubbles, badges. All this has the design i created for the brief).
Inside the gift bags
Don't lose your dinosaur website. Here the public can find event near them that allow them to act like big kids, upload images, ideas and talk to others that want to embrace their inner child. As well as learn more about the importance of the inner child.
Photo of board at final show
My interactive dinosaur. The public were asked three questions about their inner child which they wrote on dinosaur foot print stickers and stuck onto the dinosaur.
Don't Lose Your Dinosaur
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Don't Lose Your Dinosaur

Don't lose your dinosaur was my final major project for the third year of my degree. The project was based on the wuote from the film Step Brothe Read More

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