After trying to come up with a layout for my camera store, I started to lose interest in the paparazzi idea. I kept getting frustrated trying to incorporate this idea without making it overly cheesy. One night while I was in my own little world, thinking about how to wrap everything together, I took a trip to Wendy's because thinking makes me hungry. I cant say that Ive ever gotten inspiration from a fast food joint before...The menu board was completely digital! It had moving parts and attention-getting graphics..and it used no paper whatsoever.
What better way to promote digital cameras than to create an all digital space?? So heres what Im thinking:
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almost every surface would be a digital screen, controlled by a central computer system.
-all labels would be digital-no paper involved
-all images/labels can be changed when products change
-this would also work with the changing of seasons
-there will be a camera demo space, which has been the plan all along.
-placed across from a wall with moving parts, small details, vibrant color..and any other situations that I can come up with (still working on this part)
-these scenes will be changed to correspond with the season changes
-i will design a lens display, from which the lenses can also be tried out along with the cameras
-I will also design a shelving unit for smaller digital cameras and accessories, that corresponds with the digital wall/labeling system
-the back of the store will house digital photo frames in a unique way to pull the consumer in
-the pay counter will not be something that is placed into the space, but a part of the space instead
-this will house smaller accessories (like batteries and memory cards)
Ive decided to call my store Sight Waves..a play off of light waves, and how they appear. See images below
Inspiration images:
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