Saturday, 12 December 2009

PRODUCT SHOTS

here are the production stages of the mock up for the packaging

below is the net for the section of the presentation box which would have to be separately made, this is the part of the package which would hold the T-shirt, this would be stuck to the main part of the packaging, or it would just be placed in, the use of correct measurements would mean that a perfect fit can be created, this would be more cost officiant. this section would also make the package/ presentation box more durable.


for my mock up of my box, it was not possible for me to produce a net which would be able to be printed to actual size in the digital print room. therefore i printed the sections of the box off in separate prints, then stuck them to a net which also made separately, this created more work, however i wanted a good mock-up for product shots. this also developed my crafting skills, when creating mock-ups for photography.



this is the presentation box going through the opening stages. i have tried to bring across the same feel of opening a map in the form of a box. usely maps come in a special fold out format which has been researched on my design context. i have decided to make my box fold out into sections so there is sense of build up which creates more hype before you get to the product (t-shirt) this also makes the packageing a product in its self, which can become a collectable product.




I decided to change the design for the tag as the design with the space for the stickers would have been too big and the ticket seemed to work better under the t-shirt. as it will make the consumer appreciate the product first and the ticket would be more valuable if it received last, also not all of the products will include a winning ticket so the wallet tag is unnecessary.

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