Design Production - Mutton Quad - Interiors/Exteriors

____Restaurant Front

I mocked up the front of the restaurant using an image I found on the internet. I thought it would be better to do this because I could find something that better suited the ideas I had in my head rather than photographing another building that wouldn't fit. However, I'm currently looking for a place that is suitable and will take some photographs if i get chance. In the meantime, I mocked my ideas out on this image with some good results. It gives a clear visual of how the restaurant might look in context. 

____Chalkboard

____Kitchen

I also had some ideas of the visual for the insides of the restaurant. Again here, I have just mocked up some of the anatomy sketches onto a kitchen wall. Again, not my images but the aesthetic visual and idea can be portrayed through this as a proposal and idea as a pose to my own work. 

____Interior

possible interior framed pictures just playing around with placement of type and the anatomic images within the colour schemes of my restaurant. 

____Chairs

I decided i liked the look of the contemporary panton chair which would match the theme of the restaurant as well as fitting with the general design aesthetic. Here are some basic mock-ups of how they might look, but I need to master the angles of photoshopping the mock-ups if i was going to use this for a a final proposal.

____Plate/Cutlery 

I mocked up the cutlery and plate just to see how these could fit into the interiors of the restaraunt. The idea was the have the red band across the cutlery and a small logo at the top of the plate. I didn't want to put too much design on the plate as this would draw away from the food. 

____Toilet Signage

I wanted the signage for the toilets to be related to the branding of the restaurant, but I wanted it still to look realistic, quite contemporary and also realistic as first and foremost it was there to do a job.

I had the idea of simplifying the bodies of male and female into these thin triangles turned upside down and also using the circle as the head. I mocked these up onto some door illustrations i quickly made in order to show them in context.