Tea packaging design topics: color and image design

Tea packaging color design

 color is the most attractive to customers in packaging design. If the colors are matched properly, consumers will have a pleasing sensation and can attract consumers' attention. The color of the package is constrained by the attributes of the product, and the color itself has its attributes. Therefore, we must be careful with color, we must strive for less and refined, simple and neat. Or fresh and elegant, or gorgeous, or simple and natural, we must consider the customs and appreciation habits of consumers, but also take into account the different grades, occasions, varieties, characteristics of the goods and use different colors. Design should pay attention to the unification of color and overall style. We must not use too much color, cannot form dying, nor can we use gold or silver everywhere, giving people a sense of illusion, and we must consider the comparison with similar products when designing. Similar products are investigated and analyzed to learn from each other's strengths and weaknesses, and to design competitive packaging that can be used in many commodities.

Tea packaging image design

The pattern design of the tea packaging can make the goods more vivid, vivid and interesting. Some of the patterns on the packaging may be obsolete, cumbersome, lacking in merchandise, lacking in the sense of the times, repetition, and lack of personality. Ancient patterns such as dragons and phoenixes are used everywhere, the tradition is not reoccupy, and it is not moving. The nationality is not a dragon, The painting of a phoenix symbolizes that it should be endowed with new content, a new life, a new form, and a spirit should be carried in. A kind of charm should be embodied. Tradition should be a style and a fashion. Modern patterns can be used to transform traditional patterns to make them more modern, more symbolic, and more concise. The truly traditional packaging gives people a sense of culture, connotation, and extraordinaryness, which is also consistent with the personality of tea.