#exercise 5.5

Exercise 5.5: Packaging Part II

I wanted a minimalist approach to the boxes to get away for the normal box of cereal and cookies out there but I think I look a bit “immature” or “horsiest” the illustration. 

Choco-chip cookies

I like the drawing and I think it is more fan than other dino drawings, more into Jurassic Park, the movie but someone points out that will only work for older kids and not for small kids.

Ginger cookies

Exercise 5.5: Packaging Part I

Inspiration

A different dinosaur for flour. Ginger (orange) Rasin (purple) Choco-chip (brown). In the two pictures above, you can see different products with illustrations on them, most of them look for smaller children. The colours are bright. I thought that I could make them for a bit older children. 

The last picture shows a group of drawing as how the box it is going to look like. I wanted the inside to seem through the box, so I think I am going for a close up to the animal in question. 

Development

At the begging I was looking into a more landscape drawing (orientation) rather than a close up, I draw a few dinos with a background (page 1), I started to draw a more rounded face so it looks more childish (page 2 & 3) but I realize that I did not like that but I like the close up and combine with the boxes with cookies inside I thought on an open mouth, Dino.

I did a few thumbnails drawing to see who they will look like and I like it. Brown, Purple and Orange for the three flavours. I wanted the animal's mouths to open the boxes but I do not know how to create a box like that (next time)

Giving up the idea of using the mouth to articulate the box give me the opportunity to create a profile drawing if necessary.

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