PRODUCTION PACKAGES

The following work examples are a compilation of some of the packaging developed from concept to completion for Coby Electronics Corp. These examples are one of a series of Package lines developed for the consumer world ranging anywhere from MP3 players, Headphone/Earphone, USB flash drives, and even SD Cards.

Structure design(blister design), Graphics, dielines, photo retouching and Illustrations were all part of the completed tasks.

CONCEPT PACKAGES

The following work examples are mockup packaging designs that never made it into production. Most of the packages you will see were developed for the 2009 MP3/MP4 line for Coby electronics corporation. Most of these packages are built using a combination of printed paper, acetate, bristol board and either tabs or double sided tape to emulate final production. The workflow we usually follow is, first, sketching, then digitizing using the computer and building the mockups for presentation.

Ariline ticket package

Always with a flair for the creative, Juan, our graphic artist, decided to wrap these airline tickets in a stunning package as part of a Christmas gift to his fiancé. Inspired by old-style Eastern European art, this package faithfully embodies the style of the region the ticket was for; Prague, Czech Republic.

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