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Name: Adinda Mac-Nack
Student number: 523062
Class: C1A

Introduction

The contents of this portfolio shows the process of the different concepts, that I came up with throughout the third period The Campaign. When developing these I started out by coming up with a general idea of what I wanted my product are service to do, from that point I moved onto going into specifics such as target groups, competitors analysis, visuals that inspired me and eventually after having pitched my initial ideas adding onto what I already had, based on the feedback I received from the class.

The portfolio includes four of my concepts Sakura (Replacement device for the cellphone), Buzz’n (Password access news site) , Digital Bean (Educational support center) and Spilt Milk (Manga publishing label) . These are completely unrelated to each other and thus do not all makeup part of the final concept which is Sakura that I chose to develop in to detail. But after having created each it triggered something in my mind to develop the other and come up with a clearer idea. That covered all the areas for the final result of this project.

Index

Favorite company of my own interest
(DMP)

Concept 1
Concept 2
Concept 3

Final concept

Favorite company of my own interest

-Company - images/ sketches/ words
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Digital manga publishing

Digital Manga is a company that licenses and releases (In a legal manner oppose to Netizen scanlations) , in English, Japanese anime, manga, and related merchandise. The company has several sub divisions: DMP ( general-audience oriented content), June manga (Yaoi oriented), 801 media (Explicit Yaoi), Emanga, Project-H (focused on the sale of manga in a digital format) and other merchandise related ones (Dream Shoppe etc.)

-Product
The Company it’s most defining product are the manga and light novels published under the June imprint. These have been most

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