Class Project 08 - Product Packaging

Roger Morgan

@rogerMorgan

Class project 08 - Product Packaging. First let me make a disclaimer, I am not much of a marketing or packaging type designer, in fact this is my very first attempt at actually packaging a product, and I am completely stuck for ideas unless there is a story to be told, so I have just followed the story. Alset is a Rogue Bot who lives in an alternate universe far of in the distant timeline. He preferers to watch a New York Yankees game, or ride his trusty retro skate board. He is owned, and was built by Dr Dimitri, an evil mad scientist, who's ancestors developed an ancient Gin recipe from butterfly pea flower, and sold it on the black market as Purple Gin. In fact, Dr Dimitri used to substitute mild with the Gin on his breakfast cereal, to help accomplish his evil plans to overtake the alternate universe. One day Dr Dimitri was lamenting to Alset about his constant failures, and thwarted plans to overtake the universe. Alset suggested maybe starting a legitimate business selling his families Purple Gin. Dr Damitri, loved the idea, except the legitimate part, however proceeded to re-develop the recipe in his secret laboratory. After decades of experimentation, Dr Dimitri finally developed the ultimate Purple Gin, using just the right balance of pH-Sensitive butterfly pea flower and a combination of citrus and tonic. Alset was expecting some kind of financial dividend, in consideration to it being his idea and all, however, today AL set's main role seems to be, preparing Dr Dimitri's nightly Gin glass, and overseeing the lab's production line. Dr Dimitri's launched the now famous, Demetri's Purple gin, with rave reviews and huge, almost stratospheric sales making the good Dr, one of the wealthiest evil scientist in history. Demitri's as it is known, is due primarily to a typo caused by young Alset, only having a claw to type with when originally setting up the company, so now it has stuck, much to the announce of Dr Dimitri. Non the less, Demitri's Gin, has now developed two new strains of Demitri's Gin, Pearl, made from an enzyme found in uncultured pearls, and Graffiti, no one knows the ingredients to that one, and Dr Dimitri is not forthcoming, even to Al-set. Today marks the 100th adversary of Purple Gins release and debut, so tonight, is the big reveal of Demitri's Gins newest contenders, Pearl and Graffiti.

Michelle Newman

@michelleNewman

My Product Shot! I exported my UV Map and made the design on that. I added a wave texture to make it look like cardboard. Took a bit of digging to find out how to use a 2nd UV Map to get the brown cardboard on the inside and found a Material Offset -1 in the modifier menu. Also had a hard time adding the Bevel Modifier which I think was because of the angle of the upper extruded planes. After I applied the Solidify modifier it seemed to work okay and I also added a support loop which may have helped. Definitely learned a lot with this project! And had a lot of fun!

Rohith Praneeth Varma Bhupathiraju

@rohithPraneethVarmaBhupathiraju

Take a good look on Eco Friendly Ketchup

Samuel Egbe

@samuelEgbe

I realised I had a project but since my bottle design was the coke bottle I continued on that.

Hoda Izadnia

@hodaIzadnia

First, I made the box. Then, I use Boolean modifier to make a placeholder for the whiskey bottle. Then, I assigned different textures to different parts of the box (wood and fabric). Then, I put everything together in a scene with lighting and camera.

Denzel Phiri

@denzelPhiri

also created bottle product that goes hand in hand with my packaging box

Bradley Prothero

@bradleyProthero

Creating the repeating pattern and getting to to light up on the model was challenging. I got it to work well after some trial and error on the bottom square section of the packaging, getting it to align on the angled top lid was much trickier so decided to leave them as separate materials. The label on the bottom is just a copy of the faces on the bottle separated as a new object and UV wrapped as a texture with transparency. Not sure if this was the best solution but it worked.

Joshua Fritzjunker

@joshuaFritzjunker

Designed a premium wooden box packaging for the Ava's bottle. The box features a fully textured oak wood material with the Ava's brand name engraved directly into the lid, which is shown leaning open beside the box. The warm wood grain ties directly back to the rustic barrel aesthetic established in the mood board. The Ava's bottle with its glass, blue liquid, and cork sits beside the open box to showcase the full unboxing presentation. The overall scene feels high-end and gift-worthy, positioning Ava's as a premium artisanal product.

Dominika Drążek

@DomDra

I researched some crafted beer packaging and decided to add some custom designs and logo :)

Trey Kinzer

@treykinzer

Ruby's Vodka Aluminum bottle Apple style packaging

Suzy Matallana

@suzyMatallana

The logo and dots are both printed using a Spot UV with a slight emboss

Josef Machytka

@josefMachytka

decided to create packing out of leather, black plastic and see trough plastic "glass" so the oil spray can be seen from outside

Erik Bisgaard

@ErikBisgaard

HørFrøOlie

julian harley

@julianharley

Expensive packaging: shows a label material on the bottle; an image and a texture on the box and there's a roughness on the table too. Going to have to find out how to make ice cubes look more a bit more realistic!

Iwan El Sayed

@Iwan

This packaging for the Sophia’s Gin bottle is designed to feel warm, inviting, and easy to carry. The combination of wood and leather textures adds a subtle sense of luxury while maintaining a clean and simple look.

Benoit Laroche

@benoitLaroche

Super cool project to do. Lots of techniques and really exciting!

James Farris

@jamesFarris

Sophisticated and Minimalist Tequila from Alaina. I'm bad at staging, so here is my best effort

Martin Della Vecchia

@martinDellaVecchia

Final project - not going to go to the 'distinction' certificate.

Aliaksandr Izmer

@aliaksandrIzmer

Since my business is vintage gin brand i took inspiration from various elite liquor brands to make it look stylish and luxurious. I made a simple but nice looking box made just of two part - wooden base and fabric cover. I think i did prety good job with the materials and texture, both with wood and quatrefoil jacquard. Then i felt a need to renew my bottle lable to make it look more luxurious, and also aded lable on the box. Then i found really nice scene in BlenderKit - perfect for product marketing and carefully combined it with my box and bottle. Overall - it was really interesting project to work on, and i'm satisfied with the results.