Final Packaging mock-up

As you can see from the post below, I had to stick the graphics on to the box. Here I have created a mock-up of a more realistic version of what I envisage the actual packaging to look like if on the shelf. I did try to get my graphics printed straight onto the box using vegetable inks but this wasn't possible as it was highly expensive and couldn't find a printers close enough to do so, as if i had to travel it wouldn't be very eco friendly!

Final Packaging

Here is my final packaging design with the graphics... In reality this images and text would be printed straight onto the box using vegetable inks. For the purpose of the brief, I have had to get them all printed and stuck on.

Final prototype

With the nets designed below I have created my final prototype ...

Final Nets

After attempting various nets I have now come up with my final concept. This idea uses no glues and is made entirely from folds. I have adjusted it slightly as i've made my many mock-ups but here are the final designs.

With final measurements

With final designs

Re-usable hangers

I found this cleaver idea at cabot corcus in Bristol. Where people and shops put there old or unwanted clothes hangers on this rail and people who need some pick them up! I always find I have too many, or too little hangers so I think this strategy is brilliant!

WRE

As I couldn't make the trip to the WRE I decided to go today! I was amazed at how many differant materials there were. Before I came here I collected some big cardboard boxes from work in various sizes. Unfortunately the box's weren't big enough so another reason I came here was to see if i could find anything of any use.


One of the staff members kindly let me have some big round sheets of card for my project, I was obviously very gratefull so left a donation. I now have the materials needed to produce my packaging. Below is the card i will be using an also the front of the centre ...

The card I decided to use for my packaging.

Beer Mat concept

After reading Andy's comments about my packaging, he suggested making use from the flap at the front of the box. So i though i could incorporate a 'pop out' beer mat into the flap. This is my design ...