In the packaging and printing industry, the term “dieline” refers to a template needed to ensure the correct layout of a final physical package. This template serves as a diagram that marks all the folds and cut lines of a package in a flattened form. Let’s explore what goes into a die line and how it’s actualy a canvas for some really cool products.
Like any good design, packaging tells a story. Product packaging design includes choices in material and form as well as graphics, colours and fonts that are used on wrapping, a box, a can, a bottle or any kind of consumer product. Packaging, when done correctly and creatively, is ultimately what allows your product to stand out from the rest.
Adobe Creative Suite gives creators of all kinds everything they need to create professional work fast—for literally any type of design project. Here’s a breakdown of these industry-standard programs, the best way to utilize each, and how to combine them flawlessly.
Label design is so fun! With many different markets and customer types, label design varies so widely. Well-designed packaging allows your brand and product to stand out from the crowd. Here are some of the basics when it comes to production and industry standards to consider and how you should design based on sending it to a printer.
You might be looking to freshen up on design theory, learn some new skills or just recharge your creative batteries, but whatever the reason, I’m confident that there will be something perfect for you on this reading list for graphic designers.
With over 10 million colours available to choose from, it’s hard to narrow down which will make the best colour palette for your design. Here’s a few tips and tricks on how to best select the perfect colour combination for any situation.
The principles of design are the rules a designer must follow to create an effective and attractive composition. If you’re not familiar you may lead your viewer down the wrong path. Make sure you’re leading them right way and check out these tips!
Ever wonder what those letters at the end of your files mean? As a graphic designer, you should have a basic understanding of how they work and what situations they are best used. Here is a round-up of summaries for the most-used file types.
