Imagine a white box with its surface as a blank canvas offering a rich dining experience. The mockup shows the box askew, each subtle reflection portraying its flawlessly coated cardboard in the light of the upper left. Despite looking brand-new, the mild shadow very effectively grounds the very box while tossing in notions of inconsistency for no purpose but to breathe further liquidity into space of the box. This is far more than a mere container; it is a stage for branding, a vessel of good tidings-rich golden potatoes coming straight from frying bliss. It's that whiteness that lets every design pop—from a minimal logo to a complete illustration, most likely retro style.
Think of a kraft paper box. The earthy texture is humane, yet somehow slightly artisan in feel. The mockup depicts a slightly crumpled edge, which indeed gives the box a worn-in feel, so genuine. Warmer brown hues of the paper can already halfway fail halfway in evoking the material with slight and tendered shadows that more enhance its organics. Here, these are potato fries that are meant to be cut by hand, seasoned with sea salt and a drizzling of truffle oil. Design options are on the side of subdued elegance for a brand that stands for quality and sustainability as well.
Consider a bright red box, a sharp contrast to the very neutral backdrop color-wise. The mockup, a close shoot, spots the bright edges and a clean, shiny finish reflecting surrounding light. This is a box that bodes well for impact, meant to catch one's eye in a crowded food court or on a busy road. The design on it could be either fun, with perhaps cartoon fries and big, bold type, or it could be a logo-a simple and classical piece echoing with a linguist tradition.
Similarly detailed is the next situation where a container is designed to be branded during any event. A simple adaptable template to incorporate even after-event logos, words and promotional branding-enable spectacle. Showed in multiple angles within the mockup to fully illustrate its adaptability to all scenarios this box can offer. Imagine it already at a business event with the corporate logo or, perhaps, standing at a child's birthday party; some stickers bearing cheerful personal messages for the occasion would have been an eventful gesture. This box comfortably graduates from being just a container to become another souvenir, holding Marcel Proust's discrete way of penning down memories and their notes.
Similarly detailed is the next situation where a container is designed to be branded during any event. A simple adaptable template to incorporate even after-event logos, words and promotional branding-enable spectacle. Showed in multiple angles within the mockup to fully illustrate its adaptability to all scenarios this box can offer. Imagine it already at a business event with the corporate logo or, perhaps, standing at a child's birthday party; some stickers bearing cheerful personal messages for the occasion would have been an eventful gesture. This box comfortably graduates from being just a container to become another souvenir, holding Marcel Proust's discrete way of penning down memories and their notes.
How to use this mockup
- Click on the download button below.
- Another page opens up
- Click on the blue button which tells "Download Now" on the right side
- After downloading, double click and open the file in Adobe Photoshop
- Double click on the thumbnail of layer 1
- It opens as another document inside photoshop
- Delete all other layers except layer 1
- Place your artwork in a layer above layer 1
- Save your document
- Come back to the original document
- French fries box mockup is updated with the artwork that you placed.
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Goto File -> Export -> Export as and export your psd in the desired format you want.
