This week I met Drexel’s Visual
Merchandising Class to discuss the details of their term project. The class is
helping Pop Shop to create a retail display for future pop-up shops. The
display should incorporate different elements to house apparel, shoes,
handbags, and jewelry. The display should be roughly 20 square feet. Many of
the stores that Pop Shop is going to work with in the near future are located
in Old City and Northern Liberties, so the designs of these fixtures should incorporate
elements of vintage and rustic charm, but they should also be generic enough
that they could be placed in any store with any product. I’m excited to see the
student’s visions for the displays!
Right now, Pop Shop is in the works
of getting brands on board as clients. Some of the brands are established
online-only companies that I would be ecstatic to work with! I can already
visualize how I would display some the products in a summer-themed display!
I am starting to work on the
website development of Pop Shop with the creators. I am flexing my creative
muscles, making visually appealing and eye-catching graphics for the “About”
webpage and the “How it Works” page. I never thought I would be doing so much
graphic design as my job. I really love being able to do work on Photoshop,
Illustrator, and InDesign. It really doesn’t feel like work at all because I
get to be so creative! Once I create a few options for the webpage layouts and have approval of the finished designs, I
will share with the blog.
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