$20 Product Box Contest

[missdanni]

Hi guys/girls,

Currently needing a product box.
I dislike everything I've come up with on my own so I'm having this contest.

Product will be PLR related.

Specs:
PSD
Text must be editable
340 x 400
White Background
Shadow

Text:
www.STCFX.com
Private Label Content
"Package Name"
"# of contents"

Other than the above specs feel free to incorporate any creative ideas you'd like.

I will select the one I like best and look for 3 color revisions.

Prize: $20 (PayPal)

*I reserve the right to choose no winner if I cannot find a design that fits my needs.*

[missdanni]

No one interested?

[DaveyBoy]

A product box they mean, sure you've seen them :

http://forum.weborum.com/myimages/product-box/product-box2.jpg

Stuff like that...

[Scarlet Edition]

A product box they mean, sure you've seen them :

http://forum.weborum.com/myimages/product-box/product-box2.jpg

Stuff like that...

Oh them, I always reffered to them as 'Software Examples'. Thanks for clearing that up Davey.

[retzseo]

i didnt want to enter cause the "editable text" is impossible

why? Cause you have to rasterize the text layer before you can apply a perspective adjustment. I know why missdanni would want it like that so he/she could reuse the box. skew may do the trick (for the text layer, Like so)

http://images.talentado.com/uploads/9551f729dd.jpg

*side text not editable
*text infront of box are skewed but are editable

[DaveyBoy]

Yeah it's not possible to have the spine of the box editable - you need to use 'distort' and 'perspective' functions which require the object to be rasterized first.

[e-fun]

look interesting.. i'll send it tonight.. hopefully you will like it

[ktutorials]

let me try this too...:)

[rupertValentino]

In CS3 you can use smart objects, so no need to rasterize and you can edit the side text and everything. It's a very nice addition.

[DaveyBoy]

Haven't upgraded to CS3 yet as didn't see any features worthy of the $$'s but that IS a cool addition.

So, all CS3 users..go ahead heh.

[retzseo]

@rupert - hmm seems like i missed out on that one, have to check that in the office :D thx for the headsup
@daveyboy - i find cs3's worth if you're into web & graphic design that is for Cs3 studio (set) flash-dw-ps etc with its merger capabilities. psd to flash (layer separated) improved vanishing point & auto-stitching. haven't touched its other features though. so same here stuck with cs2

@missdani - if you find the sample above is well worth enough (skewed text as oposed to perpective adjustments) maybe you could announce it so that the other designers be able to participate on this thread. eh?

[missdanni]

i didnt want to enter cause the "editable text" is impossible

why? Cause you have to rasterize the text layer before you can apply a perspective adjustment. I know why missdanni would want it like that so he/she could reuse the box. skew may do the trick (for the text layer, Like so)

http://images.talentado.com/uploads/9551f729dd.jpg

*side text not editable
*text infront of box are skewed but are editable

Very Nice - The skewed text is fine with me as long as it looks ok and is editable.

[DaveyBoy]

I think he meant it won't be editable lol - maybe come to some arrangement where if someone wins they will make changes to the title as and when you need it? For a certain small fee, of course.

Otherwise, only people with Photoshop CS3 can enter and well, not too many people have that yet.

[missdanni]

I think he meant it won't be editable lol - maybe come to some arrangement where if someone wins they will make changes to the title as and when you need it? For a certain small fee, of course.

Otherwise, only people with Photoshop CS3 can enter and well, not too many people have that yet.

You can add skewed editable text in older versions of PS; at least as far as I know you can.

[DaveyBoy]

Oh i see what you mean, ignore me ;)

[missdanni]

Oh i see what you mean, ignore me ;)

No need for ignoring - Its all good :)

[missdanni]

Anyone else giving this a try?

[missdanni]

retzseo - Could I see your entry with a few color variations?