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OUGD603 | Extended Practice | Brief 08 | Development - Sketches & Ideas | Student Starpack Awards 2018 - Luxury Family Range of Cans for Tea or Coffees

Inspirations
By considering examples from variety of high-end tea/coffee tins design. The shape that inspired the shape of the 'Luxury Family Range of Cans for Tea or Coffees' origami hinged gift box. The images below of the origami hinged box conveys the influence of how the shape of the tin will be made with the base and the lids. As outlined in the brief the tins must be able to have a secondary use with this origami paper hinged box design can execute these multi-use and recyclable yet be interactive. 


Demonstration of how the origami box opens

Illustrator Vectors
After deciding that the origami hinged box looked the most realistic tin to be made in a manufacture aspect. Adobe Illustrator will be use to see the box in 3D and for the designing aspect its best to test with vectors colour schemes. 
 

  

Colour schemes
Below are the a colour schemes that were tested on the digitalised origami hinged boxes vectors. Due to the briefs instructions it is important to follow them they stated the word 'Luxury'. Therefore luxury tea flavours are: Black Tea, Green Tea and White Tea, these selection of teas are the most popular according online. To make the design for high-end tea chinese flavour teas are appropriate choice. This is by using oriental patterns to make the packaging more luxurious and sophisticated looking.


Colour Vector Designs
Below are some vector illustration work on how the origami hinged box inspired design would be like realistic. This is the outcome that would be satisfactory for the brief. 







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