Packaging & Merchandising Design | Exercise 2: Designing Custom Boxes for Non-Boxed Items
22/9/25 - 6/10/25 (Week 1 - Week 3)
Kimberly Miaw Jya Nee | 0366836
Bachelor of Design (Honours) in Creative Media | Taylor's University
Packaging & Merchandising Design
Exercise 2: Designing Custom Boxes for Non-Boxed Items
[Table of Contents]
1. Instructions
2. Exercise
3. Feedback
4. Reflection
5. Quick Links
[Instructions]
[Exercise]
Designing Custom Boxes for Non-Boxed Items:
The objective of this exercise is to develop your skills in creating custom packaging solutions for items that do not come in traditional box packaging. By the end of this assignment, you should be able to demonstrate your ability to design functional, creative, and visually appealing boxes that enhance the packaging and presentation of non-boxed items.
Task Description:
The objective of this exercise is to develop your skills in creating custom packaging solutions for items that do not come in traditional box packaging. By the end of this assignment, you should be able to demonstrate your ability to design functional, creative, and visually appealing boxes that enhance the packaging and presentation of non-boxed items.
Task Description:
Item Selection: Choose a non-boxed item from your
daily surroundings. The size of the item is between 15cm t0 20cm. This items
should not come in traditional box packaging but should be relatively small
in size.
Justification: Provide a brief justification for your selection of these items, explaining why custom box packaging would enhance their presentation and functionality.
Box Design:
Box Structure: Create detailed diagrams or sketches of the box structure for each item, including dimensions, flap designs, and closure mechanisms. Ensure that the proposed box is functional and secure.
Prototype: Create physical prototypes of the custom boxes for both selected items. You can use cardboard or other suitable materials to bring your designs to life.
Justification: Provide a brief justification for your selection of these items, explaining why custom box packaging would enhance their presentation and functionality.
Box Design:
Box Structure: Create detailed diagrams or sketches of the box structure for each item, including dimensions, flap designs, and closure mechanisms. Ensure that the proposed box is functional and secure.
Prototype: Create physical prototypes of the custom boxes for both selected items. You can use cardboard or other suitable materials to bring your designs to life.
Must include in packaging design:
1.
[Feedback]
Week 3 (6/10/25)
General Feedback:
Exercise 2 briefing by Mr Shamsul in class.
Specific Feedback:
Bring in sketches next week
Week 4 (13/10/25)
General Feedback:
Specific Feedback:
Week 5 (20/10/25)
General Feedback:
Specific Feedback:
[Reflection]
Experience
Observation
Findings
[Quick Links]
Packaging & Merchandising Design: Project 1
Packaging & Merchandising Design: Project 2
Packaging & Merchandising Design: Final Project
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