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Caffe Demetre Paper-Art

Caffe Demetre Paper-Art

 

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Caffe Demetre is a Canadian franchise cafe that features made-on-order desserts,

in-house crafted ice creams, and high-quality ingredients inspired in authentic dishes

that are never pre-made or packaged-frozen.

 

As part of their fall/winter seasonal menu, I was invited to develop

the new menu cover and bill holders. The project features a wide selection of

Caffe Demetre’s favourites, reconstructed in custom-designed, hand-made paper crafts.

 

Utilizing bold colour blocks and simplified geometric forms, the menu cover

is photographed from a top-down view mimicking a dessert feast table set-up.

The birdseye view places the viewer in a first-person perspective

that responds to the context of sitting down, ordering and dining at the table.

 

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Design & Photography: Jiani Lu

With Participation from: Jinyi Han, Alexander Lu

Client: Caffe Demetre

October 2015

The Bookbinding Essentials

is a series of handmade booklets prepared for a coptic binding workshop

with -ING, a Dubai creative comunity.

Each booklet features a velum hole-pattern reference sheet,

two binder's needles, waxed thread and clamp clips. 

Printed Portfolio

Jiani Makes Things

Identity for HiOA

As a school assignement, we were asked to do a rebrand of the study subject "Fashion and production" for the Oslo and Akershus University College. As fashion is always evolving and changing, we chose to use this as our main inspiration and reflect this in the visual profile we developed. The main logo consists of the name and 25 dots forming a grid. These dots are used as a base to connect lines and creates the opportunity for a range of different variations of the logo. In many of the applications the dots are hollowed out to create an opportunity for students to create their own version of the logo.