GLYTCH Packaging Designer Handoff

Strong take: use subtle flavor-color architecture + hero character cutouts. Full poster backgrounds are reference, not the box skin.

This gives the factory/internal designers creative freedom without trapping them into one noisy image. Each flavor includes: original poster, transparent character cutout, supplemental pose/prop sheet, and ZIP download.

Matte black baseFlavor-color interiorLarge character heroSmall prop/glitch accentsSpot UV / foil moments

Flavor asset packs

Strawbie + Cream

postercutoutsupplemental sheet

Use the cutout as the hero. Use poster as vibe/reference. Crop the supplemental sheet for side-panel details, interior hits, and finish zones.

Passionfruit Guapo

postercutoutsupplemental sheet

Use the cutout as the hero. Use poster as vibe/reference. Crop the supplemental sheet for side-panel details, interior hits, and finish zones.

Cotton Candy

postercutoutsupplemental sheet

Use the cutout as the hero. Use poster as vibe/reference. Crop the supplemental sheet for side-panel details, interior hits, and finish zones.

Fire Watermelon

postercutoutsupplemental sheet

Use the cutout as the hero. Use poster as vibe/reference. Crop the supplemental sheet for side-panel details, interior hits, and finish zones.

Blue Razz

postercutoutsupplemental sheet

Use the cutout as the hero. Use poster as vibe/reference. Crop the supplemental sheet for side-panel details, interior hits, and finish zones.

Designer direction

The cleanest premium route: dark exterior, GLYTCH logo/OVERRIDE EVERYTHING hierarchy, one big character cutout per flavor, restrained flavor gradients, small props on sides/interior/flaps. Avoid putting the full battle/poster background across every panel — it will fight the logo, legal copy, and unboxing structure.

Ask designers for 2–3 proposals: (A) restrained premium, (B) character-heavy collectible, (C) interior-color explosion while exterior stays clean.