Convert 3D Packaging for Print

I already designed several packaging concepts in 3D; the client now needs those same boxes laid out as press-ready artwork. You will receive the original 3D files plus reference renders and dimensions.

Your task is to translate each structure into a flat dieline, keep every panel exactly to scale, and supply a clean set of production files a print shop can open without further tweaking. That means:
• precise cut and fold lines on separate layers
• minimum 3 mm bleed carried through all panels
• colours converted to CMYK with any spot finishes clearly called out
• final delivery in industry-standard formats such as PDF/X, AI or EPS

Files must be layered, editable, and free of rasterised type so the client’s printer can make small copy changes if needed. If you work in Illustrator, ArtiosCAD, Esko, or similar pre-press software, you’ll feel right at home here. Accuracy is key: panel alignment, glue flaps, and registration marks must all land exactly where expected.

Once you finish a dieline, I’ll review a low-res proof; after approval, you can release the high-resolution package. Expect two quick feedback rounds before sign-off.