A hierarchy on the object
We distribute the name, distinguishing information and secondary content across the available areas. Size relationships, colours and orientation are established for the actual format and selected brand direction.

Packaging graphics live with a material and a volume. We work on information hierarchy, shelf presence and consistency across the faces. Precise graphic design attentive to printing and the way someone discovers the object.
Packaging should identify a product, organise its information and work on a physical object. We design panels and labels around the volume, reading areas and constraints supplied by the manufacturer. The visual direction is assessed against these uses rather than only through a presentation image.
The offer covers one product reference, one carton and one label using supplied, approved dielines. Regulatory text and mandatory information are incorporated from your approved content. We prepare artwork to the received specifications; legal validation, structural engineering and manufacturing remain with the relevant specialists.
One product reference: graphics for one carton and one label on technical dielines supplied and approved by your manufacturer.
A practical approval sequence separating graphic work from technical or regulatory validation.
The manufacturer confirms dimensions, folds, cuts and production constraints.
The client validates names, text, mandatory wording and product information before layout.
The studio prepares the carton and label within the agreed scope and received specifications.
The client and manufacturer review proofs and provide final approval before manufacturing.
We distribute the name, distinguishing information and secondary content across the available areas. Size relationships, colours and orientation are established for the actual format and selected brand direction.
Compositions are developed for one product reference using your manufacturer’s dielines. We account for indicated cutting, folding and safety areas without assuming that every printing process uses the same requirements.
Artwork is prepared to the agreed technical requirements, with two illustrative views to explain the whole. These views replace neither a physical proof nor the manufacturer’s production approval process.
We collect approved dielines, validated content and manufacturing requirements. Reserved areas and approval responsibilities are identified before creative work begins.
The direction is developed across the carton and label. We review hierarchy and consistency between panels, then incorporate feedback on the selected proposal.
Exports are prepared for production following the received instructions. The client and manufacturer retain final approval of text, feasibility and proofs before production begins.
This offer covers graphics on supplied, approved dielines. Structural engineering, resistance testing and industrial prototypes are not included. Your manufacturer must confirm the feasibility of the shape and materials.
We incorporate wording you supply after approval by qualified people. We do not certify regulatory compliance. Accuracy, translations and product-specific obligations must be confirmed before production.
Tax-inclusive starting price for the described scope. Two consolidated feedback rounds on the selected direction, except brand direction: one clarification session.
After a confirmed start and receipt of the required materials. Excludes waiting for approvals. The quotation confirms dates, rights and the total price.
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