Liquor Labels & Carton Artwork
Budget: $15 – $25 AUD
The creative direction is locked in—five spirits, each with its own classic-and-elegant colourway, front and back labels already sketched out, and matching cartons. What I need now is a production-ready rollout in Adobe Illustrator.
Here’s the scope:
• Convert my approved concepts into fully built AI files, correctly layered and separated for commercial printing (spot colours, varnish plates and white inks where required).
• Prepare ten label files in total—front and back for each of the five variants—respecting the common master design while swapping the background and text colours unique to each spirit.
• Lay out five matching carton designs, applying the same colour logic and ensuring all dieline, bleed and cutter guides remain intact.
Final deliverables: clean, well-named AI files for every label and carton, plus press-ready PDFs if that’s your normal hand-off. All fonts are already chosen and supplied, so no typographic guesswork is needed.
If you’ve taken packaging files from concept to print before—especially in Illustrator—this should feel straightforward. Accuracy of separations, correct Pantone calls and tidy layers will be my acceptance criteria. Let’s get these on press.
We also require all native files and an unlimited license for use
Here’s the scope:
• Convert my approved concepts into fully built AI files, correctly layered and separated for commercial printing (spot colours, varnish plates and white inks where required).
• Prepare ten label files in total—front and back for each of the five variants—respecting the common master design while swapping the background and text colours unique to each spirit.
• Lay out five matching carton designs, applying the same colour logic and ensuring all dieline, bleed and cutter guides remain intact.
Final deliverables: clean, well-named AI files for every label and carton, plus press-ready PDFs if that’s your normal hand-off. All fonts are already chosen and supplied, so no typographic guesswork is needed.
If you’ve taken packaging files from concept to print before—especially in Illustrator—this should feel straightforward. Accuracy of separations, correct Pantone calls and tidy layers will be my acceptance criteria. Let’s get these on press.
We also require all native files and an unlimited license for use