“15 Days of Packaging Design” began as a personal creative challenge—a daily sprint to conceptualize and execute unique packaging designs based on prompts from @edgykatrina’s Instagram series. With a 90-minute time constraint (though I occasionally went over in the pursuit of refinement), the project pushed me to think quickly, trust my instincts, and embrace spontaneity in design.
This year, I revisited the challenge with a sharper eye, selecting three of the original designs to reimagine under the same time limit. The exercise not only highlighted my growth in efficiency and ideation but also reinforced the value of constraints in fostering innovation.
Day 1: Fish
Day 2: Coconut
Day 3: Drink
Day 4: Pineapple
Day 5: Oil
Day 6: Instant
Day 7: Temperature
Day 8: Salt
Day 9: Baked
Day 10: Pot
Day 11: Sleep
Day 12: Jacket
Day 13: Nut
Day 14: Pumpkin
Day 15: Paper
Redesigned Day 5: oil (credits: Emre on Unsplash for photograph)
Redesigned day 12: Jacket (credits: Frank Lloyd on pexels for cover image, Alejandro Dale on Pexels for author photo, & adventis on pixels for back cover image)
Redesigned Day 13: Nut (credits: Afif Ramdhasuma on Unsplash for photograph)
