Big D carton alongside a magnetic presentation box.

Dime Industries / The Big D

The Big D

A black-and-gold packaging system for an oversized glass-tip pre-roll, from the magnetic presentation box to the retail display and folding rolling-paper pack.

Client
Dime Industries
Project
The Big D
Scope
Packaging design, print artwork and 3D visualization

The assignment

The Big D needed packaging that made the size of the pre-roll clear at a glance. The system had to work across a magnetic presentation box, a master display, strain labels and a separate rolling-paper pack.

My approach

I led with oversized gold type and a full-length render of the joint. The outside identifies the product at a glance. Inside, the print layout gives the cutaway and product information more space alongside the actual pre-roll.

Magnetic presentation box

The graphics change as the package opens. The outside carries the product name. Under the lid, the pre-roll sits next to the illustrated product details, with the Think Higher artwork on the interior.

Master box and retail display

The larger format carries over the gold frame, product name and cutaway. The raised header keeps The Big D visible above the individually boxed packs.

Big D single cartons and loaded master display packaging arranged as a complete black and gold product family.

Joint imagery and labels

The 3D model let me show the glass tip and cigar band on the finished pre-roll, then isolate the flower and tip in a cutaway for the packaging. The gold band marks the joint itself, while separate strain stickers identify each variant.

Full-length Big D pre-roll with a black-and-gold cigar band and transparent glass tip.

Rolling-paper packaging

The rolling-paper pack carries the same black-and-gold artwork. It opens into a tray, with the folding instructions printed inside. I used physical mockups to check how the artwork read across the folds and on the counter display.

Front and back of the Big D rolling-paper pack shown beside the folded tray.

Packaging development

Early mockups tested a purple-and-gold direction and how a taller opening would present the joint. The white paper prototype shows the opening and insert before artwork was applied.