
As from today the PacMat Drink Coasters are available in-store at +27 Design Café in Hatfield.

The product takes it’s place beside offerings from //mkdo, delight and PHOOK.

The first batch of PacMats have arrived and are available for purchase. The cmyplayStore is up and ready to take orders. This first run is limited to 50 sets at £11,00 per set of 6 (excluding postage).

I’m very pleased with the final result. The design translated well between the prototypes and the final production pieces. If you’re interested in getting yourself a set, then please head on over to the PacMat page on the cmyplayStore and make a purchase. The site is completely secure. We accept all major credit cards, as well as PayPal payments.

For those of you who didn’t catch it on Twitter, I have met with suppliers and I am happy to announce that production of the long-awaited PacMat is ramping up. This week should see the proofing of a set of the coasters to the quality of the prototypes. Following this, Production will start on 50 sets of the power-pill popping goodness.
The cmyplayStore is down for maintenance this week. It should be back up by next week in time to take some pre-order from those of you who are still interested in picking up a set. Check back soon for more developments.

With the design for the PacMat finalised, I’ve started experimenting with the packaging. I think that the simplest solution is going to be the best. Especially since I don’t see it adding any value further than keeping the set complete and protected until a purchase is made.

The logo came about rather easily and it didn’t require a 27-page document to justify it’s relevance. The packaging is as simple as it looks, a folded paper box with a die-cut window revealing the eyes of the pre-eminent, maze-lurking spectres