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Irai Jihanki: a vending machine for client briefs
A working Japanese vending machine where every drink is a client brief.
You play the client. Insert tokens as your budget (1 token = $1K AUD), pick a service, and take it out. Each drink’s back label works like a proposal, written in the format of a real Japanese drink label:
Some slots are sold out on purpose. Spec work and logo bundles aren’t on the menu.
原材料名: what’s inside, the deliverables
注意: what’s not included
賞味期限: how long the quote is valid
a hanko stamp: accept, scope down, or decline
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great visuals 🙌
Really nice work here