Bronze Packaging Design · 2022
Lamay Island's Souvenir Series Brand Packaging Design
by Chia-Hui Lien and Jen-Wei Huang
- A' Design Award 2022 Bronze Winner in Packaging Design
- Awarded April 15, 2022
- CLIENT: Chia-Hui Lien
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About Lamay Island's Souvenir Series Brand Packaging Design
Lamay Island's Souvenir Series is a gift packaging design for dried fish and fish sticks made from yellowfin tuna. The visual image is based on the scenery and culture of Lamay Island in Taiwan, and the local Stone Vase rock is used as the main graphic. The outer box is made of paper and opens with a magnetic cover, and it measures 34 by 23 by 6 centimeters. The printing uses a bronze gold special color and partial gloss film. An inner zipper bag keeps the dried fish fresh. After the food is eaten, the box can be reused for storage.
Press Kit
- Unique Properties
- The zipper bag as package design helps takers preserve the freshness of dried fish. The pack with a magnetic cover can provide consumers with an option of sending gifts. After having eaten dried fish, the pack can be used as a shortage box, linking the idea of environment protection and giving itself an additional value, recycling.
- Dimensions & Packaging
- The outer box size of this package is W34cmxD23cmxH6cm.
- Tags
- Brand,Packaging design
- Production Technology
- This set of gift boxes is designed on the visual design, and the image design is based on the local island style and cultural characteristics of Xiaoliuqiu. The packaging design part is mainly designed to give gifts, so the gift box uses paper and magnets as the opening design, the printing technology uses a special color - bronze gold, and the graphics on the box surface uses the technology of partial bright film to increase the texture of the gift box. After the food is eaten, the packaging box can also be used as a storage function to achieve the concept of environmental protection.
- Design Challenge
- The most difficult aspect of the packaging design of this brand is the drawing of the fish shape and the representation of the graphics, mainly to directly convey the delicious dried fish food made from fresh marine fish to consumers, and the delicious dishes suitable for general family cooking.
- Project Duration
- This set of gift boxes will be sold in Lamay Island, Taiwan on 2019/12/01.
- Operation Flow
- Through the field trip to Xiaoliuqiu Island in Taiwan to conduct photography and data collection, and then carry out visual image design and packaging design, the marine culture and local cultural history of Xiaoliuqiu Island are integrated, so that the overall brand packaging design can promote market sales and achieve high The benefits of marketing.
- Research
- From the off-shore island of Taiwan, fishers’ hometown—Lamay Island (Siao iouciou), in the area of sea, fresh yellowfin tunas are fished up. Make yellowfin tunas as dried fish and fish sticks which are excellent local snacks able to be shared with close friends and fit for the first choice of souvenir. The design of graph connecting with local scenery—Stone Vase as main visual image magnifies local features and images. The zipper bag as package design helps takers preserve the freshness of dried fish. The pack with a magnetic cover can provide consumers with an option of sending gifts. After having eaten dried fish, the pack can be used as a shortage box, linking the idea of environment protection and giving itself an additional value, recycling.
- Inspiration
- From the off-shore island of Taiwan, fishers’ hometown—Lamay Island (Siao iouciou), in the area of sea, fresh yellowfin tunas are fished up. Make yellowfin tunas as dried fish and fish sticks which are excellent local snacks able to be shared with close friends and fit for the first choice of souvenir. The design of graph connecting with local scenery—Stone Vase as main visual image magnifies local features and images.
- Image Credits
- Designer: Chia-Hui Lien , Jen-Wei Huang
- Patents
- Chia-Hui Lien , Jen-Wei Huang