Packaging design
Packs proven on a 3D shelf before they are printed.
Packaging is where a brand meets its buyer — at arm’s length, in a few seconds. The work covers label and pack design, range extensions and photoreal 3D visualisation, so a design is judged on a realistic bottle, can or pouch, not on a flat artboard.
Packaging in this portfolio includes the SIRAB rebrand and flavoured range, Vintage Badamlı for the brand’s 75th anniversary, Dinamit energy drink and JUIZ — made with Element — as well as ALIVE and LIVGRT HYDRO8.
What you get
Label and pack design
Bottles, cans, pouches, boxes and labels.
Range and flavour extensions
New flavours and sizes that belong to the same family.
Anniversary and limited editions
Special packs and gift boxes for milestones and campaigns.
3D packshots and animation
Photoreal renders and films of the final pack.
Print-ready artwork
Files prepared for the printer, with dielines and colour checked.
Selected work
How it works
Brief and shelf
The product, the competitors on the shelf and what the pack has to say first.
Concepts on 3D packs
Design directions shown on realistic 3D packaging, not flat artboards.
Development
The chosen direction refined across the range.
Print files
Artwork prepared to the printer’s specification.
Launch visuals
3D packshots and animations for the launch.
Tools
Illustrator & Photoshop
Logos, packaging artwork, layouts and image retouching.
Cinema 4D & Redshift
Modelling, lighting and rendering for 3D product shots and anything that has to be geometrically exact.
After Effects
Motion graphics, compositing, titles, end cards and finishing.
Nano Banana Pro
Google’s image model. Used for keyframes, storyboards and still edits that keep the same product or character from frame to frame.
Industries
Questions
Can we see the pack before printing?
Yes. Every direction is shown in photoreal 3D on the real bottle, can or pouch shape.
Can you design a whole range?
Yes — a system of colour, type and layout that lets new flavours and sizes join the family without a redesign.
Do you do limited and anniversary editions?
Yes. Vintage Badamlı brought back a 1970s–80s label for the brand’s 75th anniversary, with a premium gift box.
Do you prepare print-ready files?
Yes, prepared to your printer’s specification.
How long does packaging design take?
A single label usually takes three to six weeks including revisions; a full range takes longer.
How is the price set?
A fixed quote based on the number of SKUs and formats, within one working day of the brief.
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Brands and agencies in Azerbaijan, Türkiye, Europe and the US
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