What are the principles of gift box packaging?

What are the principles of gift box packaging?

With the development of society, people understand the use of packaging to enhance the content of gifts, that is to say, to use packaging to include the culture of gifts, reflect the grade of gifts. What are the principles of gift box packaging?

 Gift box packaging design principles: scientific, economic, containability, safety, ease of use, environmental protection, identification, display.
Two, gift box packaging design classification: paper gift box, metal gift box, plastic gift box, glass gift box, pottery gift box, etc.

Gift Box Packaging Design Method:
1. Modeling design principles: change and unity, contrast and harmony, rhythm and rhythm, symmetry and balance, stability and center of gravity, proportion and size, etc.
2. Constitutive elements of modeling: point elements, line elements, surface elements, block elements, texture elements, etc.
3. Consider the beauty and grade of the design: gift box packaging is an important part of the modern packaging system. How to reflect the courtesy and sense of value of gifts in various aspects such as material, structure, text and text is the first thing designers need to study. At the same time, gifts are linked with the beautiful emotions of human beings, expressing people's praise of human nature, the attitude of morality, the pursuit of beauty, the annotation of honesty. Because of this, the design of gift packaging is unusual in the field of packaging design. Gift wrapping is also a showcase for designers. With the development of society, people understand the use of packaging to enhance the content of gifts, that is to say, to use packaging to include the culture of gifts, reflect the grade of gifts.
The advantages of gift box packaging design: beautiful grade, low cost, good strength, low transportation cost, good display effect, suitable for mass production. High mechanical productivity, can realize automatic disassembly, structure changes, can open the window, curve indentation and other processes.