Packaging Design

Welcome to the jungle … everything in the modern retail environment screams for the consumer’s attention.

How will your product compete for the consumer’s eye? Catching the consumer’s attention in a visually busy marketplace is key to effective product packaging. Your package must get noticed by (and appeal to) two customers — first, the retail buyer bombarded with products competing for shelf space; and second, the consumer overwhelmed with an avalanche of goods in-store.

Through the astute use of color (for food packaging in particular), exciting visuals, and a keen understanding of the sales environment; Guy With Glasses packaging has found its way into thousands of shopping carts.

Types of Projects

  • Boxes & cartons
  • Bags & pouches
  • Bottles
  • Labels & tags
  • Point-of-sale displays

Typical Design Process

  1. Initial meeting and research
  2. Outline of goals and creative strategy
  3. Concept options for the layout and design
  4. Create mock-ups (if needed)
  5. Final layout and design
  6. Proofing and edits
  7. Create print-ready artwork and send to print vendor
  8. Print supervision (if needed)
Experience Counts

Over 25 years as a graphic designer have taught me lessons that will serve you well.

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