Make
Drawings that wrap boxes
A drawing that has to survive a dieline, a printer, and an unboxing.
The craft
Packaging is the same craft at every scale: a drawing that has to survive a dieline, a printer, and an unboxing.
Reiff × Ranger Point
Wildly American. I drew the horse, the boar, the coyote, the steer skull, and the crossed knives, then built the badges, wordmarks, and patches around them, including a six-variant badge sticker series. The same drawings wrap the collab box: a full-wrap dieline with a textured teal wolf pattern over distressed black, and the co-brand marks, through version rounds to press. A torn-paper band carries the tagline outside, and the pattern keeps going under the lid.
Snakebit
Blades that bite, 2025. I drew the rattlesnake by hand and built the whole brand from it: badges in rust, cream, and black, and a diamondback pattern that appears inside the lid when it opens.
Knives by Nuge
I drew the illustration library, then turned it into the pattern that covers the twelve-inch mailer.
Dull Boy, Beekeeper
Honey drips run over the product on white card. Inside is a honeycomb photograph, so the product sits on the comb when the lid opens.
Dull Boy, The Jack
A print-final dieline, a playing-card sticker, and an exploded product render.