Green. I was never a massive fan but I am a changed woman after recently having what seems like job after job in one shade or another. Working with Fenton has played a big part in this.
Fenton already had their colour palette set so I began the process of finding the perfect match. This involved multiple samples from different suppliers. It was all worth it in the end when we hit the winning combination. Meanwhile we developed the box design which involved finding the most effective means of displaying different pieces of jewellery whilst remaining secure enough for transit and compact enough to meet packaging parameters. Again it was worth the effort to establish a uniform box which could house a variation of inserts depending on the piece purchased.
As much as I love a one off box sometimes it is quite wonderful to have a change of pace. Creating multiples does just that. When working on a limited run I break the process into stages and become part-woman-part-machine. As each stage reaches completion there is a new wave of satisfaction.
