Designers present packaging this way, with a hero render surrounded by orthographic views, construction sketches and material notes, and the prompt asks for all of it in one sketchbook-style sheet. The mix of 'realistic rendering + pencil sketch' is what gives it a portfolio feel. Starting from our AI-generated reference of a kraft tea box with a leaf illustration, the model produced front, side, top and bottom views, a flat dieline with millimetre arrows, crease details, paper and finish swatches, and a little scene with loose tea and a cup. Dimensions are invented, so set real ones if you will print from it. It suits pitches, school projects and early concept reviews.
How to adapt it
Variable
What it changes
Examples
(PACKAGE TYPE)
what kind of package
folding paperboard tea box, glass serum bottle with dropper, pouch with zip
attached image
your package photo or sketch
a kraft box photo, a rough napkin sketch
materials and finishes
annotations to include
matte, glossy print, paper, glass, aluminium cap
Tips
A flat, front-lit reference photo gives the most accurate orthographic views.
Supply real dimensions in the prompt if the sheet will guide production.
Ask for 4:3 or 3:2 if your views look cramped in a square.