PACKAGING AND LABEL DESIGNER:

Do you need the artwork for the packaging of your new product? Packaging is an area I am very attracted to and enjoy doing. I have worked on a few projects designing the artwork and packaging layout for various companies with creative results and customer satisfaction.

When it comes to designing your packaging there are a couple of things we need to consider. The packaging can be designed including the layout of the box and the graphics or only just the graphics depending on your product and budget.

graphic design packaging design product design product photography

Babyam Packaging Design:

A new product with an innovative functionality requires the use of graphics and images to communicate its features. The Babyam formula dispenser is an innovative product available at stores like Toys R us and baby shops. Product photography was taken of the 2 colour models in order to communicate the functionality of the product and a step by step guide on how to use it.

Ucare packaging:

Artwork developed for a new range of bamboo charcoal supports from Ucare. A series of icons and a new logo were developed as part of the project. The box is made of recycled cardboard to communicate the message of eco-friendly, natural product.

Makoha Spa Packaging

A series of boxes and labels were developed for Makoha Spa care, a company based in New Zealand. The new boxes were designed with an innovative layout and shape to resemble the company's logo. The artwork makes use of New Zealand natural elements such as the paua, koru and kiwi to provide the fresh and natural look and feel the company requested for their new packaging. The new boxes and products will be launched in the company's website very soon.

Pamilli body products packaging and labels:

Pamilli required an attractive and creative packaging solution for its new body product range. The size of the box and labels was determined by the size of the bottles to be packed. For the artwork Pamilli requested to make use of a pattern. The pattern was built using the leaf used on the company’s logo. Shown on the sides and back panel of the packaging and labels this pattern provide the product with a very modern yet conservative appeal to reflect the good quality of the product. This project is featured in various international packaging design websites such as Packaging of the world (www.packagingoftheworld.com) and La Cia Packaging (www.laciapackaging.com)

Azura Fresh Packaging Design:

This project consisted on the design of the artwork and packaging box layout 3 product ranges of Azura Fresh. Each range is targeting different market sectors and this feature was highlighted in the design of the artwork for each range. The new labels will be also used for other products of Azura Fresh such as wraps and salads. The new artwork portrays an image of fresh, high quality and exclusive products.

Ecogel pillow packaging:

Artwork developed for a series of boxes for the Ecogel pillow range from Ecokits Australia. It was also required to take photos of the products in order to incorporate them into the artwork.

Toscana labels:

Toscana required a refreshed look for the labels to go on the olive oil bottles. The new labels provide a more stylish and elegant look than the previous design making use of round shapes to match the configuration of the bottle. The new labels make use of metallic foil to emphasize the company logo and the border of the label. This high quality product is available at David Jones

SAYAK Silver Jewellery boxes:

SAYAK provides her clients with a very beautiful and functional packaging gift box. 2 sizes were developed and printed on high quality cardboard making use of 1 metallic ink and black colour which is widely used for the company's corporate image. The gift box incorporates a series of colour coded ribbons and a very minimalist approach with high attention to every detail. More images of this packaging are available at the company's website: www.sayak.com.au

Natural spring water bottles and labels:

A series of concepts for the design of a water bottle and label developed and presented to Ballaqua.

Natural spring water cask:

Artwork concepts developed of a cask for mineral spring water using the concepts of fresh and natural.

Tieline tools packaging:

A series of labels, cards, boxes and sleeves were designed for Tile line tools. The new artwork incorporates the new modern and high quality look that the company was looking for. By using product photos the new packaging and labels communicate easier the use and function of each tool.

Otec diamond blades packaging:

This packaging was developed with the aim of showing the product inside and allow the buyer to touch and feel the quality of the blades.

Itawi Packaging design:

The brief for this project consisted of the design of an eye catchy and innovative box and graphics for a cream. The product has some color crystals which the client wanted the consumer to see when the product is displayed on the shelve. The new box concepts allow the user to see the product inside while at the same time making the opening of the box an attractive and unforgettable experience.

Chocolates Packaging design:

A modern and attractive packaging design was required for some chocolate bars with various flavours. The concepts were developed for a company in the UK for the European market.

Le Rich Foods packaging:

Le Rich Foods is one of the largest manufacturers of pattisserie products in Australia. Their products are sold in various countries around Asia as well as in the local market. The company requested the design of 2 packaging tins for their cookies. Le Rich requested the design of the artwork to include the image of an old woman cooking and integrate it alongside with their new logo to the packaging design. The artwork had to provide the look of old world, class and exclusive product which is well regarded in countries like China.

Lemongrass packaging:

Lemongrass homeware requested the artwork for the packaging of their reflections accessories product range. Retailed as a gift box it includes the company logo, product photography in a very creative layout that provides the feeling of exclusiveness and quality.

Permafrost packaging:

Permafrost is a distributor of digital picture frames in Australia. The company requested the design of their new packaging boxes with a very simple yet modern style.

Box design and Artwork design:

I can assist you designing both the packaging box and the graphics but the costs will be different since designing of the box will require the following:

1. Obtaining samples from you to design the best size (s) and shape.

2. Developing prototypes of the packaging concepts and assemble them to determine their functionality

3. Test different art board thicknesses to provide the best protection to the product

4. Obtaining quotations for the cutting mold that will be used to trim the printed packaging (one off payment)

If what you need is just require the artwork I will request from you the dimensions and shape of the packaging box you have selected so I can design the graphics accordingly. Ask your preferred printer if they have the cutting die for a packaging box with the right dimensions for your product and they might be able to help you. This could save you spending on the cutting form and the design of the packaging itself.

Skype call:

Languages

The Process:

Gathering Information:

I gather as much information about your project and your expectations over the phone or in a meeting. Some samples of your product will be required if you need the design of the box. You will be asked for the box dieline (template files) if you have them from your packaging supplier.

Project quotation:

You will receive a quotation outlining all the activities to be performed, timing and costs.

First installment:

If the quotation meets your expectations, an initial installment of 50% is required to commence the design work.

Concept stage:

The first concepts are developed and emailed to you in pdf format betIen 3 to 5 working days after your payment is received. The presentation will include a 3D computer rendition of each concept so you can visualize the product in use.

Feedback and revisions :

You can provide me with your feedback on the first concepts by email, by phone or in a meeting. If possible I can have an online meeting where you will be able to see my screen from your computer and make the changes to the concept in real time.

Prototyping :

If required by the project some prototypes will be built to test the shape, size, performance and capacity of the packaging concept. I will evaluate the prototypes and your feedback on them to fine tune the design concept.

Concept approval:

Once you have approved the concept the production files are prepared and delivered to you and the packaging supplier in a CD.

Final payment:

The final payment is due once all the documentation has been delivered to you.

Home .:. Freelance Graphic Designer Sydney .:. Contact details freelance designer Sydney .:. Logo designer Sydney .:. Business cards and stationery .:.Flyers designer .:. Brochures designer .:. Catalogue designer Sydney .:. Presentation folders .:. Advert design .:. Packaging and label designer in Sydney .:. Freelance Website Designer Sydney .:. Sydney Product photography .:. Freelance product designer