“I thought I would try to stick out as a job seeker and make something fun and eye catching to show my personality and my own original style as a designer. Who doesn’t like chocolate? I Wrote my skills as how I would be to work with as a designer on the back of the wrapper in the ingredients list, along with my contact info and a fun twist with a “Best Before” box that says “Before someone else snaps me up”, like a wordplay at the same time as in snapping up a chocolate bar. The front of the wrapper it says ” Charlotte Olsen: 100% RAW TALENT”, and on the sides of the wrapper it says “No artificial skills” and “Not factory made”, therefore I chose to print on a textured paper to make it look more “Raw” and natural. Under the wrapper I put a Golden Ticket that gives anyone “snapping me up” 10% off my hours.”

I spotted this on The Dieline and it instantly caught my eye. Charlotte Olsen used the classic Willy Wonka ‘golden ticket’ to promote her own ‘10% off my hours’ scheme whilst showing off her creativity and sense of fun - I’d love to hear how this turns out for her.

emilytulloh:

Coffee infographics - the starting point for a coffee ordering interface. Customers can hover over each beverage for information on how it is prepared and click on it to begin their order. Following screens will allow the user to customise their beverage with type of milk, temperature, number of shots and syrups.

© Emily Tulloh 2012

As someone who’s spent the last four years of employment using the worst cash register interface’s department stores can afford, this looks great. With the beautiful graphics, not only will it be more enjoyable to use but no doubt my orders will be messed up less often…

Try it out yourself; coffee ordering app 

(Source: emilytulloh)