Jerky Pouch Artwork Refinement
Budget: $250 – $750 USD
I have three jerky pouch SKUs ready for production: the dielines are locked in by the pouch factory and I’ve sketched rough artwork for each. What I need now is a sharp-eyed designer who can elevate those concepts into shelf-ready packaging.
Here’s the scope in plain words. Each pouch needs richer colour work, a more balanced layout, and cleaner type. I’m open to you proposing fresh creative where something feels weak, so you’ll be both refining what exists and building any new label elements the brand still lacks. Logo placement must feel deliberate, text has to read effortlessly at arm’s length, and supporting graphics should pop without fighting the product story.
Typical tools for this job are Adobe Illustrator and Photoshop—please be comfortable working directly on the supplied print dielines and delivering press-ready files.
Deliverables (one set per SKU)
• Final layered artwork on the manufacturer’s dieline (AI or EPS)
• High-resolution PDF proofs for sign-off
• Linked/embedded graphics and fonts clearly packaged
I’ll review each flavour as a separate milestone so we can lock colour, layout, and typography before moving to the next. If that process sounds good, let’s talk timing and get these pouches looking as bold as the jerky inside.
Here’s the scope in plain words. Each pouch needs richer colour work, a more balanced layout, and cleaner type. I’m open to you proposing fresh creative where something feels weak, so you’ll be both refining what exists and building any new label elements the brand still lacks. Logo placement must feel deliberate, text has to read effortlessly at arm’s length, and supporting graphics should pop without fighting the product story.
Typical tools for this job are Adobe Illustrator and Photoshop—please be comfortable working directly on the supplied print dielines and delivering press-ready files.
Deliverables (one set per SKU)
• Final layered artwork on the manufacturer’s dieline (AI or EPS)
• High-resolution PDF proofs for sign-off
• Linked/embedded graphics and fonts clearly packaged
I’ll review each flavour as a separate milestone so we can lock colour, layout, and typography before moving to the next. If that process sounds good, let’s talk timing and get these pouches looking as bold as the jerky inside.
Related categories:
Graphic Design
Logo Design
Photoshop
Illustrator
Branding
Adobe Illustrator
Packaging Design
Adobe Photoshop