Project Overview
Organikids is a conceptual brand designed to inspire outdoor play and nurture healthy habits in children. Developed as part of a university packaging design unit, the project includes two products: a children’s seed kit and a kid-safe sunscreen. The goal was to build a bold, engaging identity and bring it to life through professional, print-ready packaging and photorealistic mockups.
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Children are spending less time outdoors, and many urban parents are seeking safe, hands-on ways to help their kids reconnect with nature. There’s a gap in the market for organic, parent-approved products that are both educational and fun.
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Organikids bridges this gap with vibrant, child-friendly packaging for eco-conscious products designed to appeal to both kids and their parents. Each item was thoughtfully developed using industry-standard dielines, regulatory research, and visual storytelling that balances playful charm with professional execution.
Ideation & Research
Initial planning involved researching industry competitors, curating visual inspiration through moodboards, and developing early logo and layout concepts through thumbnail sketches.
Product 1: Seed Kit
Final mockup of the Organikids Seed Kit, designed to be bright, tactile, and inviting for children aged 4–8 years-old.
Print-ready dieline prepared using industry-standard specifications, with clear panels, bleed, and fold guidelines.
Packaging design includes engaging illustrations and simple instructional elements to promote hands-on learning and outdoor play.
Product 2: Sun Milk
Final mockup of the Organikids Sun Milk, designed to feel fun and approachable while aligning with parent trust and safety expectations.
Print-ready dieline for the zinc-based sunscreen tube, featuring clear branding, regulatory elements, and legible product information.
The back panel includes clear usage directions and ingredient listings in accordance with Australian cosmetic labelling guidelines to ensure compliance with legal and industry standards.
Mockup Process
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Step 1
A reference image for was sourced from an existing packaging company to serve as the foundation for the mockup.
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Step 2
Packaging panels were imported as Smart Objects from Illustrator and precisely manipulated using Photoshop’s Transform and Warp tools.
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Step 3
Adjustment layers and masking techniques were applied to introduce realistic shadows, highlights, and depth.
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Step 4
Layer styles (e.g. Bevel and Emboss), custom highlights, and multi-stage shadowing were used to enhance realism and ground the object within the scene.
