30 Inspirational Typography Packaging Designs

30 Inspirational Typography Packaging Designs

Using cool typography is a great way to spice up the mojo of any design-related project. Especially when it comes to the packaging design that needs to be attractive and vivid to draw people’s attention. We see tons of packages everyday while going about our busy lives. Thus, creating an eye-catching package design that can be used for years is a real challenge for any designer.

A competitive market requires us to stay creative and think outside the box in order to sell our products, these days packaging design matters more than ever before. In this post I have put together an amazing collection of well designed typography packaging designs which will definitely inspire you.

1. No-Li Brewhouse by Riley Cran

2. SODA by Alex Westgate

3. Packaging Mockup by Scott Hill

4. Coffee & Kitchen – Branding by moodley brand identity and Nicole Lugitsch

5. Killer Whale Can by Kendrick Kidd

6. Sticks and Bones by FARM

7. Sugar Moon Maple Syrup Packaging by Andrea Romero

8. JJ ROYAL – Pitch by Isabela Rodrigues

9. Off by Julian Hrankov

10. Cool Beans Branding by Benny Corrigan

11. Sweez – Sweet & Freezing by Epic! Aventuras Criativas and Mauricio Cardoso

12. Angry Man Mockup by Scott Hill

13. Earls Best Balsamic Pickled Onions by David Cran

14. White Rock Brewery by Aisling Veron

15. KOOR – La Muu ice cream packaging design by KOOR Packaging design

16. Lock Stock & Barrel by Stranger & Stranger

17. Tonguespank by Ryan Bosse

18. C O O K by Martin Azambuja

19. Static & Black Goat Coffees by Salih Kucukaga

20. Speakeasy Metropolis Lager by Emrich Co.

21. Q-Meieriene Packaging by Martine H. Nyrud

22. Boris ice tea | Packaging by lg2boutique

23. Bonbonbon picnic edition by Diana Ghyczy

24. Freshness by Vika Guz’

25. Blue Hill Yogurt by Spencer Paul Bagley

26. Backwoods Dry Rub Packaging by Sturdy

27. Waldo Trommler Paints by Reynolds and Reyner

28. Embutique by DUCXE

29. Fresh Milk by Isabela Rodrigues

30. The Bothered Berry: CRUSHD by Mikki Miller

Source : http://designrfix.com/inspiration/30-inspirational-typography-packaging-designs

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Milk Box Packaging Design Tutorial

Milk Box Packaging Design Tutorial
In this tutorial we’ll learn how to create a milk box with a packaging design. First thing we need is to have the design completed in Adobe Illustrator. After that we’ll switch to Photoshop and apply the design to the box.

Samet Cicek is a graphic designer, an illustrator and a photographer based in Istanbul. He is a world-wide freelancer currently working at Microsoft as online marketing specialist.

• Program: Adobe Illustrator & Adobe Photoshop
• Version: CS3
• Difficulty: Beginner

• Empty Milk Box Image: JPG File
• Milk Box Artwork – AI File: AI File
• Milk Box Packaging – PSD File: PSD File

When you design for print, always use ‘bleeds’. Bleeds are extra colorful space around the artwork to avoid white areas incase of any cutting mistakes. When you’re in Illustrator, make sure you make good use of them.

Open the milk box image in Photoshop. Create a new empty layer from layer pane [Cmd + Shift + N] and go to Filter > Vanishing Point [Cmd + Alt + V]. Vanishing Point window will pop-up.

Select the Edit Plane Tool (V) and start drawing a quadrangle around the front side by clicking the corners of the box. Some corners are a little bit round but doesn’t matter, this is just for analyzing the perspective.

Now hold the [Cmd] key and click the middle-right button of the grid-box. Drag your mouse to the right until the end of the box. Since this analyzing is automated you may need some editing on corners. Hold down the [Alt] key and drag & drop corners to edit. If you feel so, hit OK.

Now go back to the Illustrator and copy your artwork to your clipboard by [Cmd + C]. Return back to Photoshop, make sure you’re on the new empty layer and go to the Vanishing Point window again [Cmd + Alt + V].

You’ll see the changes we’ve made are still there. Since the artwork is copied to clipboard, we can paste it here by [Cmd + V]. At first you’ll see your image with original dimensions, drag it into the grids to fit.

After you drag artwork into grid, it may be bigger or smaller than the surface. To edit and fit the image to the box’s surface, transform the artwork by Transform Tool (T) [Cmd + T].

Tip: You might not be able to transform if you don’t see the corners of the artwork. Drag the image to see the corners.

If you feel OK with the positioning in Vanishing Point window press OK. For details we’ll transform the artwork layer again and ‘fine tune’ here. Press [Cmd + T] to see transform tool’s bounding box, then right click on the box and choose Warp. Now we’re able to move little parts we want. Zoom in and fine tune here.

Now you have your artwork fit to the box perfectly. Last big step is changing the blending mode of the artwork layer. Change it into multiply and you’re done with it. You may play around with Levels, Brightness and contrast it’s all up to you!

Source : http://instatuts.com/featured/milk-box-packaging-design-tutorial/

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