Bryan Connor's 'The Stuff of Dreams' is Witty and Remarkable
Vittoria Natarelli — August 10, 2010 — Social Good
References: bryanconnor & lovelypackage
Bryan Connor's 'The Stuff of Dreams' is a hypothetical concept for the 826 Baltimore store, which the designer decided would be an extension of the 826 National family of non-profit tutoring organizations that exist around the country.
The tutoring company sells products to fund the project and Connor has added some wit to their packaging. With sheets named as 'The Quick Release Parachute' or needles as 'Instant Nightmare Rescue,' Bryan Connor's 'The Stuff of Dreams' is the stuff of a great imagination.
The tutoring company sells products to fund the project and Connor has added some wit to their packaging. With sheets named as 'The Quick Release Parachute' or needles as 'Instant Nightmare Rescue,' Bryan Connor's 'The Stuff of Dreams' is the stuff of a great imagination.
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