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[Arre]

Hi folks,

Been a long time, and my user account was even deleted

Anyways I am an industrial designer who hit a problem at work, usually I design various products, but now my boss wants me to design the packaging as well... But I don't really know were to start, since I don't have any education at all in it.

For starters I've come up with a really nice designs, which I have got praised for, on the other hand is these designs made in hard paper (very thick paper) and not fold-able, which leads to a lot of "air transportation". And since I don't have any knowledge in paper/package design at all I've hit the wall so to say, I don't really know how to make these nice designs, since the lack of material knowledge (paper in this case)

Anyone that is in the same position or have any tips regarding package design, maybe some good books of what you should/shouldn't do when it comes to package design.


Best regards,
Arre

[BBrandDesign]

When shopping, consumers subconsciously recognise elements in the following order: colour, shapes, images and words. Understanding this behavior, and tailoring packaging solutions to it, can help maximise a brand’s projection and recognition on shelf.

[RamanMaan]

The paper is used as a packing. For brekable things, the cartoon can be used. The packing also had a great impact on the customers. The good one attracts them. It should be in different patterns, texture and designs.

[jhonman11]

While Packing one need to keep in mind different things like color, design etc etc. If packing is good then it actually have a great impact on customers.