cereal box week 4

blog entry #4.10-slogans(B)

1.youll feel the the grooves in my blues.
2.youll wanna shake and bake after my flakes.
3.for goodness sakes eat some flakes
4.this music note will make you jump in your coat.
5.this cereal is poppin!

i think youll wanna shake and bake to my flakes is the best because its the coolest rhyme and tells a possible feeling after eating it.

blog entry #4.9-cereal names (B)

1.hughs cereal blues
2.hughs fruity toons
3.masekelas cool charms
4.masekelas soul bowl
5.awesome kool groves.

i think hughs cereal blues is the best name because it puts in a hint at his career and his name. it can also be the colors of the cereal and ofcourse because its a cool rhyme.

blog entry #4.8-target consumer

the consumer of my cereal box will be children. im trying to focus on masekelas music career alot in putting it in the cereal. i feel the covers gonna be fun and have like music notes and stuff. something that adults wont find as fun as little kids who would fall in love with it. im planing on putting hughs picture and like music notes a mic drums just a bunch of different music related things.

blogentry#4.7-image research (A)

blogentry#4.6-person research (A)

1.hugh masekela
2.http://www.answers.com/topic/hugh-masekela#ixzz1HLIrCUxX
3.a.april 4 1939
b.south sfrica
c.no siblings
d.Attended missionary schools; studied music at Guildhall School of Music, London, England; attended the Manhattan School of Music, New York City, 1960-64

e.Began playing trumpet with South African dance bands while a teenager; member of Alfred Herbert's African Jazz Revue, 1958-59; formed own band, the Jazz Epistles, 1959; studied music in England, and in the United States, 1960-64; co-founder of Chisa Records, 1965; leader of and member of numerous musical groups, 1965--; left United States for Botswana, 1982, joined the Kalahari Band; founded the Botswana International School of Music, 1986; co-wrote (with Mbongemi Ngema) musical play Sarafina!; returned to South Africa, 1990.

quotes----"grazing in the grass""beautiful struggle" 

partner, producer Stewart Levine, released such signature Masekela performances asTHE EMANCIPATION OF HUGH MASEKELA,Masekela's biggest hit ever, 1968's "Grazing In The Grass," from THE PROMISE OF A FUTURE.

1.music

2.musician

3.black

4.south africa

5.trumpet

6.singer

7.composer

8.orchestra

9.king kong

10.sound

timeline:Hugh Ramopolo Masekela was born on April 4, 1939, in Witbank, South Africa.t the end of 1959, Dollar Brand (later known as Abdullah Ibrahim), Kippie, Jonas,Makhaya Ntshoko, Johnny Gertze and Hugh formed the Jazz Epistles, the first African jazz group to record an LP and perform to record-breaking audiences in Johannesburg and Cape Town through late 1959 to early 1960.Following the March 21, 1960, Sharpeville Massacre - where 69 peacefully protesting Africans were mercilessly mowed down and the government banned gatherings of ten or more people - and the increased brutality of the Apartheid state, Hugh finally left the country. Hugh was helped by Trevor Huddleston and international friends like Yehudi Menuhin.By 1963, the trumpeter had recorded his first solo album, TRUMPET AFRICAINE, and the following year, Makeba and Masekela were wed. 

blogentry#4.5-design brief (A)

i will be designing a cerealbox based on my person im researching about..hugh masekela-south african trumpeteer,composer,and singer.the goal of this product is to make a cereal box based on this person with some type of detail about him on each side of the box. it should be able to tell what this person is known for.i think important factors of this is the info and pictures.