Packaging DesignAntoine Ritchy
Packaging design deliverables include the primary packaging design, label creation, die-line layouts, mockups, and print-ready files. Optional assets may include digital renders, POS displays, and packaging inserts to enhance branding and functionality.
What's included
Packaging Design Concepts
- 2–3 initial design concepts for the client to review.
- Includes logo placement, typography, colors, and imagery.
Primary Packaging Design
- The main packaging design for the product (e.g., box, bag, bottle, can).
- Includes front, back, and side panels, with key elements like branding, ingredients, and required text.
Packaging Variations
- Adjustments for different product flavors, sizes, or variations.
Label Design
- Custom labels for jars, bottles, or other containers.
- Includes barcode placement, regulatory details, and nutritional information.
Die-Line/Template
- Final design applied to the manufacturer’s provided die-line.
- Ensures precise layout and bleed for printing.
FAQs
The process includes initial design concepts, primary and secondary packaging design, label creation, die-line application, and mockups to visualize the final product. Optional elements like POS displays, inserts, and digital assets can also be added.
Yes, I can adapt designs for different product flavors, sizes, or variations while maintaining a consistent brand look.
You’ll get print-ready files (AI, EPS, PDF) and high-resolution images (TIFF, PNG, JPEG) as needed. Editable source files and color profiles (CMYK, Pantone) are also provided.
Absolutely! I can recommend sustainable materials and design tweaks to help reduce environmental impact while keeping your brand aesthetics intact.
Starting at$650
Duration3 weeks
Tags
Adobe Illustrator
Adobe InDesign
Adobe Photoshop
Microsoft Excel
Graphic Designer
Packaging Designer
Print Designer
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Antoine Ritchy Montreal, Canada
Packaging DesignAntoine Ritchy
Starting at$650
Duration3 weeks
Tags
Adobe Illustrator
Adobe InDesign
Adobe Photoshop
Microsoft Excel
Graphic Designer
Packaging Designer
Print Designer
Packaging design deliverables include the primary packaging design, label creation, die-line layouts, mockups, and print-ready files. Optional assets may include digital renders, POS displays, and packaging inserts to enhance branding and functionality.
What's included
Packaging Design Concepts
- 2–3 initial design concepts for the client to review.
- Includes logo placement, typography, colors, and imagery.
Primary Packaging Design
- The main packaging design for the product (e.g., box, bag, bottle, can).
- Includes front, back, and side panels, with key elements like branding, ingredients, and required text.
Packaging Variations
- Adjustments for different product flavors, sizes, or variations.
Label Design
- Custom labels for jars, bottles, or other containers.
- Includes barcode placement, regulatory details, and nutritional information.
Die-Line/Template
- Final design applied to the manufacturer’s provided die-line.
- Ensures precise layout and bleed for printing.
FAQs
The process includes initial design concepts, primary and secondary packaging design, label creation, die-line application, and mockups to visualize the final product. Optional elements like POS displays, inserts, and digital assets can also be added.
Yes, I can adapt designs for different product flavors, sizes, or variations while maintaining a consistent brand look.
You’ll get print-ready files (AI, EPS, PDF) and high-resolution images (TIFF, PNG, JPEG) as needed. Editable source files and color profiles (CMYK, Pantone) are also provided.
Absolutely! I can recommend sustainable materials and design tweaks to help reduce environmental impact while keeping your brand aesthetics intact.
$650