Vintage Vibrant Spice Pouch Design
Budget: ₹600 – ₹1,500 INR
I need a fresh pouch concept for a line of traditional spices that instantly feels nostalgic yet eye-catching on a crowded shelf. The visual direction is firmly vintage, leaning on bold, vibrant colours rather than muted or monochrome palettes. Think rich reds, deep turmeric yellows, and emerald greens that speak to the energy of a bustling spice bazaar.
Traditional patterns—motifs you might find woven into heritage textiles or hand-painted ceramics—must be integrated as primary decorative elements. I’m open to how you layer or repeat them, but they should read authentic and not clip-art. Detailed illustrations of individual spices or minimalist icons are not priorities for this project; the pattern work should carry the story.
The final artwork has to sit neatly on a standard 100 g pouch die-line (I’ll supply the template), be print-ready at 300 dpi in CMYK, and delivered as both editable Adobe Illustrator files and press-ready PDFs. If you work in Affinity or Corel, that’s fine as long as I receive an AI-compatible file.
Small run test prints will follow, so colour separations and any spot varnish or foil callouts need clear labelling inside the file. Once approved, I may ask you to adapt the design for different sizes, so please keep key graphics and text styles in organised layers.
Deliverables:
• Two initial design concepts showing colour palette and pattern usage
• One refined final layout on my die-line
• Editable AI file, layered and organised
• Print-ready PDF with bleeds and trim marks
• Font list and any pattern source references
I’ll provide logo artwork and mandatory copy upon kickoff and can turn feedback within 24 hours to keep the project moving. Looking forward to seeing how you bring classic character and vivid colour together on this pouch.
Traditional patterns—motifs you might find woven into heritage textiles or hand-painted ceramics—must be integrated as primary decorative elements. I’m open to how you layer or repeat them, but they should read authentic and not clip-art. Detailed illustrations of individual spices or minimalist icons are not priorities for this project; the pattern work should carry the story.
The final artwork has to sit neatly on a standard 100 g pouch die-line (I’ll supply the template), be print-ready at 300 dpi in CMYK, and delivered as both editable Adobe Illustrator files and press-ready PDFs. If you work in Affinity or Corel, that’s fine as long as I receive an AI-compatible file.
Small run test prints will follow, so colour separations and any spot varnish or foil callouts need clear labelling inside the file. Once approved, I may ask you to adapt the design for different sizes, so please keep key graphics and text styles in organised layers.
Deliverables:
• Two initial design concepts showing colour palette and pattern usage
• One refined final layout on my die-line
• Editable AI file, layered and organised
• Print-ready PDF with bleeds and trim marks
• Font list and any pattern source references
I’ll provide logo artwork and mandatory copy upon kickoff and can turn feedback within 24 hours to keep the project moving. Looking forward to seeing how you bring classic character and vivid colour together on this pouch.