Categories: Design

Designs for a Cause

One of the most challenging work one can do is that of designs for a cause.Â Found two very special work of designer Magdalena Czarnecki. The first one is called “This is Origami” emptyÂ paper bags, containing simple step by step instructions on how to fold the bag into an origami animal, in order to become a sustainable designer toy in paper. The cost of the bag is directed to the WWF to help save the endangered animal and itâ€™s dying population.

The next one is called “Shapes + Freedom of Choice” T Packaging / Posters / T shirts for the blind – Packaging for the blind, giving the visually impaired the freedom to choose themselves. Different sizes on tags and raised stickers are helping them to choose size, motive, and imagination. Shapes + is an invitation to discover a blind personâ€™s reality that is both multi-sensory and surprising. The + being up to you â€“ whatever you imagine.

Arnt Eriksen

Arnt Eriksen has worked with creative and visual communication for the last 2 decades, and is one of the leading authorities within digital- and social media in Norway. With his extensive experience from the advertising industry and from running his own agency for years, he delivers and builds actionable and quality relationships for businesses, organizations, and individuals. Arnt combines strategic and creative thinking with storytelling to engage and attract clients to companies. Arnt is a passionate and engaged speaker, keynoter and advisor to teach companies about communication and social media covering subjects such as “the future of communication”, “the ROI of Social Media” and “You – a digital brand” Connect with him at @arnteriksen