Packaging Design by Bryan DanknichPackaging Design by Bryan Danknich
Packaging DesignBryan Danknich
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Packaging Design

The core visual expression of your product at retail. Packaging design begins with strategic exploration across multiple conceptual directions, considering shelf presence, brand positioning, and the practical requirements of production. A selected direction is then refined into a cohesive package design or broader packaging system that communicates the product clearly while reinforcing the overall brand identity.
Design development may include label design, structural graphics, and the coordination of multiple package elements to ensure consistency across product lines. The goal is to create packaging that is both visually distinctive and functional within real-world retail environments.

Dielines and Packaging Forms

Development and preparation of dielines to support accurate production and printing. This includes creating custom dielines where necessary or adapting existing templates provided by manufacturers. Collaboration with suppliers may also be included when working with specific packaging forms such as glass, plastic, cartons, or other structural components to ensure the design aligns with production requirements.

File Delivery

All final assets are delivered in a complete suite of formats suitable for both digital review and print production. Files are typically provided in AI and PDF formats, along with color palette swatches and font files or download links where applicable. Brand guidelines, if included as part of the project, are supplied as a shareable PDF, accompanied by mockups for reference and future application.
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Duration4 weeks
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Bryan Danknich proSeattle, USA
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Packaging DesignBryan Danknich
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Duration4 weeks
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Packaging
Packaging Designer
Cover image for Packaging Design

Packaging Design

The core visual expression of your product at retail. Packaging design begins with strategic exploration across multiple conceptual directions, considering shelf presence, brand positioning, and the practical requirements of production. A selected direction is then refined into a cohesive package design or broader packaging system that communicates the product clearly while reinforcing the overall brand identity.
Design development may include label design, structural graphics, and the coordination of multiple package elements to ensure consistency across product lines. The goal is to create packaging that is both visually distinctive and functional within real-world retail environments.

Dielines and Packaging Forms

Development and preparation of dielines to support accurate production and printing. This includes creating custom dielines where necessary or adapting existing templates provided by manufacturers. Collaboration with suppliers may also be included when working with specific packaging forms such as glass, plastic, cartons, or other structural components to ensure the design aligns with production requirements.

File Delivery

All final assets are delivered in a complete suite of formats suitable for both digital review and print production. Files are typically provided in AI and PDF formats, along with color palette swatches and font files or download links where applicable. Brand guidelines, if included as part of the project, are supplied as a shareable PDF, accompanied by mockups for reference and future application.
Contact for pricing