Step 1

First, draw a Rectangle. Then Transform it (Cmd+T) as shown below. To do this, select the bottom Right Transform box and while holding Cmd+Shift+Alt, Drag it to the Left side.

Step 2

Add a Gradient Overlay Layer Style for the shape we created above. Select Dark color – #ab6808 / Light color – #f8bf5b and set the other parameters as shown as below.

Step 3

Let’s add some dirt to the box. To do that you have to find an ‘old paper’ texture from the Internet. Now place it in front of our Rectangle, resize it (if necessary). Then while selecting the texture layer, make a selection of the Rectangle. Invert the selection (Cmd+Shift+I). Then press Delete (make sure you are in the texture layer). Now we have fixed the size of the texture for our Rectangle, change the Blending Mode of the texture to Soft Light.

Step 4

To make it look more realistic we can add some stickers to the box. You can easily find some from the Internet. Change the stickers’ Blending Mode to Hard Light. See image below.

Step 5

Now we are going to make the box cover for the front. Make a Rectangle and position it and scale it exactly like the below image. Apply a Gradient Overlay Layer Style for it. Use a Pinkish color for the top (#ffdcaf), and a little Yellowish color (#ffdc8e) for the bottom. Set the other parameters as shown as below.

Step 6

Then make a Duplicate from it. Place it behind the original one. Disable the Layer Styles of it. Change the color to Gray (#515151).

Step 7

Now we are going to add some dirt to the box cover. Refer to ‘step 3′ for this. But change the Blending Mode to Darken and set the Opacity to 57%.

Step 8

Let’s add a shadow to the box cover. To do that, make a New Layer, position it under the front box cover. Make a selection using the Rectangular Marquee Tool (around the area you want the shadow). With the Gradient Tool make a gradient from the top to the bottom (in the selected area). The colors are, top – #515151 / bottom – Transparent. Transform it as shown below and set the Blending Mode to Linear Light. Set the Opacity to 81%.

Step 9

Select the first rectangle we created and make a duplicate from it. Scale down it and position it as shown below. No need to change the Gradient.

Step 10

Now let’s add some more dirt. Again, refer to ‘step 3′. Change the Blending Mode to Multiply and set the Opacity to 34%.

Step 11

Select the texture map we just created. Duplicate it. Add Layer Mask to it (Layer > Layer Mask > Reveal All). With Gradient Tool draw a gradient as shown in the image below. (Round with red circle). Set the Opacity to 34%.

Step 12

In this step we are going to make the back box cover. The process is same as in steps 5, 6, and 7.

Step 13

Now we are going to make the right side box cover. Follow steps 5, 6, and 7 once again, but change the Gradient Overlay Angle to 171 degrees as shown below.

Step 14

To make the left side box cover, select all the Layers we created in the above step. Duplicate them and transform them as shown below.

Step 15

In this step we are going to fill the empty space with some rectangles. First, fill the right side then, draw a rectangle, and transform it as shown below. Create a gradient using the same steps as we outlined earlier.

Step 16

Add the dirt map too. Change the Blending Mode to Multiply. Set the Opacity to 61%.

Step 17

Let’s add some shadow. It will add some depth to the graphic. This process is same as in ‘step 8′ (start the gradient from the bottom). Also set the Blending Mode to Difference. Set the Opacity to 75%.

Step 18

Do the same thing to the empty left side as well.

Step 19

Add some shadow to the middle area.

Step 20

Let’s add a drop shadow to our box. To do this, draw a rectangle (as shown below). Make it Black. Set the Opacity to 88%. Add a Gaussian Blur to it. (Filter > Blur > Gaussian Blur).