Grow your own grass package

With entering an industry that is not only very competitive but also extremely creative, it is vital that I stand out against my competition.
This week I have spent some time designing my artwork for my creative CV. Although the artwork only took me a couple of days to perfect getting hold of products proved more difficult.

I decided to design a CV that would involve the people that I was sending it out to. With this in mind I wanted to create something that was not only hands on but also fun and exciting. I decided to send out a grow your own grass kit. As it is to be sent to offices it had to be small enough to be able to be kept on a persons desk so that it would be a constant reminder of my business.

I wanted to ensure that the link between both myself and my business could be made between what I was sending. Many companies put their logos on stationery for example and they may not have anything to do with that industry.
Although I am not entering the gardening world, as my last name is Green, I intend to as my gimmick to show the correlation in a quirky way. Furthermore the exercise itself is about nourishing and growing something in order to achieve something that the person will be proud of. I want to incorporate this as it is how I see professional relationships between me and my clients.