Grainzy
A breakfast cereal brand: the box, the logo, two characters and a short animated film in which the mascot roars.

- Scope
- Packaging, logo, characters, animation
- Box
- 170 × 230 × 50 mm, one-piece carton
- Project
- School project, 2026
- Presentation
- On Behance ↗
Brand
Two monsters live on the box and three more hide in the logo. The logo is hand-drawn: small monsters sit inside the G, the i and the a.
- Ghorns · eyes · teeth · tail
- iantenna · one eye · arm · foot
- ahorns · eyes · moustache
Colour
Amber and yellow cover 43% of the outer surface; the logo colours take 9%.
- Amber#FCB813 · 29.4%C0 M30 Y100 K0Box ground, side panels, rays
- White#FFFFFF · 16.7%C0 M0 Y0 K0Outlines, info cards
- Yellow#FED400 · 13.2%C1 M14 Y100 K0Front ground, side stripes
- Red#EE403D · 7.4%C0 M90 Y80 K0Logo fill
- Purple#6C3F98 · 1.2%C70 M90 Y0 K0Logo outline
- Navy#10357E · 0.8%C100 M85 Y0 K25Nutrition badge headers
- Shadow orange#CC7B16 · 0.6%C0 M50 Y100 K20The sidekick's ground shadow
Characters
The same three colours, swapped: one's body is the other's quiff.

Main character
Front and back
- body
- quiff
- horns
Sidekick
Both side panels
- body
- quiff
- horns
Packaging
The front reads at a glance on the shelf, the back is a game and the sides carry the brand too. All on one piece of carton.


Front
Seven elements, one reading path: from the logo down to the badges.
- 1LogoThe brand; on top and largest.
- 2CORNFLAKESThe product type, right under the logo.
- 3Main characterThe hero; rays burst out from behind.
- 4SloganSTART THE DAY LIKE A BEAST!
- 5Bowl and milkThe product itself; it carries the lower half.
- 6Net weight425 G, bottom left.
- 7Nutrition badgesThe smallest tier: five values.
Back
The back of the box is a game: build your own monster in four steps.
- 1Choose a head
- 2Add eyes
- 3Pick horns & teeth
- 4Add colours
An empty silhouette waits for your monster; its name goes in the speech bubble.

Sides and lid
The brand carries onto the narrow faces: a character on one, information on the other.



Dieline
One piece of carton: four walls, a glue flap and eight flaps.


Animation
First a ten-frame plan, then a 15.9-second film. Every moment is a single drawing; timing and physics bring it to life.
Storyboard
A ten-frame plan: from a quiet bowl to one big roar.
01Quiet morning0.0–1.5 sA heaped bowl on the kitchen table; no character yet.
02A stir1.5–2.5 sThe pile trembles, flakes slide; two purple horn tips appear.
03Burst2.5–3.3 sGrainzy bursts out of the flakes, scattering them everywhere.
04Landing3.3–4.3 sLands on the table, squashes, recovers and turns to camera.
05Noticing4.3–5.3 sSpots the camera: eyes widen, a brief freeze.
06Breath5.3–6.3 sA deep breath: the body rises, the mouth a small “o”.
07The roar6.3–8.0 sLeans in, mouth wide open; the letters of ROARR! fly out at the camera.
08ROARR!8.0–9.3 sThe word settles like a headline; flakes hang in the air.
09Hello9.3–11.0 sA huge grin, a wink and a little hop.
10Logo11.0–12.5 sEnd card: the logo in the middle, Grainzy in the corner.
From plan to film
- 12.5 → 15.9 sThe extra time went into the exit from the bowl and the final sit-down.
- One peakThe two-shot ROARR! of the plan became a single shot in the film.
- The real logoThe vector logo from the box replaced the end-card placeholder.
Poses
One drawing per moment, all eight at the same body width.

01 Turns to camera

02 Breathes in

03 Roars

04 Breathes out

05 Pleased

06 Fist pump

07 Hello

08 Sits down
From bowl to table
Five drawings, one parabola: the drawing gives the pose, gravity gives the path.

- 0.72s
- Flight time, from take-off to touchdown.
- 13moments
- Evenly spaced in time (0.06 s): tight at the apex, wide on the way down.
- 4.5%
- The squash-and-stretch limit: the drawing bends but keeps its shape.
Schematic: positions are enlarged 4.6× relative to the drawings; the curve's shape and the timings come from the film's own equation.

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