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Materials, texture, and finishes
From the course: Learning Package Design
Materials, texture, and finishes
- Choosing materials and textures for your packaging can add tactility, premiumness, confidence, and other attributes that a brand and its products stand for. To choose materials, finishes, and textures, you need to start with the basic elements that make a successful package: shape, color, graphics, image, and typography. All of these elements play an important role in conveying the feeling and essence of the brand packaging. Materials for packaging used to be dictated by function and the current manufacturing processes of the day. Today, technology has advanced what we can do with new materials, so the drivers are now a mixture of function and desirability. Printing textures can be displayed through many applications, like gloss, spot UV, metallics, foils, embossings, dye cuts, pebbled finishes, soft touch, and mirrored finishes. At the time, the glass bottle was one of the only packages that had the properties to deliver milk efficiently and provide a sterile and safe container for…
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Information on the package3m 10s
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Line considerations4m 9s
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Use of illustration and photography4m 35s
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Typography choices2m 27s
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Color considerations3m 56s
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Layout considerations4m 8s
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Materials, texture, and finishes4m 45s
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Shelf appeal and consumer response2m 49s
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