at top- inside of front cover at top- back of box
at bottom- front cover at bottom- bottom of box
side panels at top- back of inside of box
at bottom- bottom of inside of box
This is a series of three boxes I created to be toy packaging in Design 4 at SUNY Oswego. The toys were to be "Watchmen" inspired because I didn't want to infringe upon any trademarks by actually using the Watchmen. In their place I created the "Occult Warrior League." If I can find my photo of the completed box I will post it soon. This box is also in the prism shape, but altered to suite the size, being just over a foot wide. My main focus with these boxes was to make them a part of the toy. Each character's box could be used with the character. For "Inertia" the box is a rooftop, "Lode" a car, and "Phoenix" a castle. Kids love to play with boxes and use them to be castles, cars, or hideouts and many other extensions of their toys. This is a play off of that, taking that little extra step to give a kid the ultimate enjoyment out of their toy. The first two layouts at the top of the page are in the way files would be sent to a printer. The last box was portioned out onto different pages to suffice the capabilities of print paper sizes at the school. For this project I created everything from the toy logo, characters, to the barcode, toy company and it's logo and a TV network to sponsor it. It was a lot of work but I really enjoyed taking the time and having full creative freedom with every element.
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