packaging and template designer

Manuel Martinho

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About this service

Summary

With a solid understanding of the brand and product, I begin the creative process. I sketch out different ideas and concepts for the packaging template, exploring various structures, placements of branding elements, and any additional visual elements that could enhance the overall design.

After sketching, it's time to bring the design to life using design software such as Adobe Illustrator or Photoshop. Starting with the structural elements, I create the die-line, which defines the shape and dimensions of the package. Then, I incorporate the client's branding elements including the logo, product name, tagline, and any other necessary information.

To get a better sense of how the packaging template will look in reality, I create mockups. These mockups can be created using 3D rendering software or physical prototypes, providing an accurate representation of the final product

Once I have a solid design, I share the initial packaging template with the client for their feedback and approval. Their input is valuable as it helps me make any necessary changes or modifications to meet their specific requirements and brand guidelines.

After incorporating client feedback, I refine and finalize the packaging template design. This involves making sure that all elements are visually appealing, the branding is prominent, and the overall design captures the essence of the product.

What's included

Making packaging and templates
When it comes to designing and making packaging templates for my clients, I follow a step-by-step approach that combines my creativity, technical skills, and understanding of their brand and product requirements. First and foremost, I begin by conducting thorough research to truly grasp my client's brand identity. Understanding their target audience and specific product specifications is crucial as it helps me create packaging templates that perfectly align with their overall brand image. Next, I determine the type of packaging that my client requires. Whether it's boxes, bags, labels, or sleeves, I carefully consider factors such as size, shape, and functionality to ensure that the template meets all practical needs of the product. Once I have gathered all the necessary information, it's time to gather design resources provided by the client. These resources often include assets like logos, product images, typography preferences, and color palettes. These elements will serve as the building blocks for the packaging template design. With a solid understanding of the brand and product, I begin the creative process. In conclusion, designing and creating packaging templates for my clients involves thorough research, creativity, and attention to detail. By understanding their brand, product, and incorporating their feedback throughout the process.

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