Probably 4 screenshot pngs are corrupted. Plz reload them..,

thanks for the headsup. I've reloaded them . Let me know if there's still an issue.

thanks

Subject: Clarification on Art Requirements and Label Details

Hello,

I hope this message finds you well. I have a few questions regarding the art and label details for our upcoming project:

We have two different art screenshots: one with the "Value Statement" tilted and another with it straight. Which version do you prefer for our final design?

I noticed that the SKU value statement and the PDF statement differ. Should we adhere to the SKU statement and focus solely on the fruit name?

Could you please verify if the ingredients are consistent across both languages? Additionally, I observed that the "No Statement" sections are also different.

Lastly, I would like to confirm whether we can use the information from the Label Details as is, without any modifications. If you have completed the Cherriyaki, please note that this information may require slight adjustments.

Your guidance on these matters would be greatly appreciated, as it will help us expedite the creation of the art. Thank you for your assistance.

Thank you for noticing those details. We'd like to try to tilt some or all the copy on the front panel. The best design would be one that achieves that in an effective way (i.e. doesn't create too much wasted space) . Focus on the SKU statement (the one in the PDF). Don't worry about the French ingredients. We can address that at a later stage. The

The No statement should not have a

...both a "No" and the icon. Just the "

sorry, something going on with my keyboard.... Just the

Hi Everyone,

Thank you for your designs.

Here are a few comments to help push your design further toward what we're striving for:

1. ensure the front panel isn't too cluttered
2. try having the copy on the front panel tilted to match the logo's slant. But take care that it doesn't create too much white space
3. for the characters, we want them to be playful but also communicate deep cultural/heritage/food connected significance while remaining stylistically simple. You can take subtle liberties to adjust the style.
4. overall, the labels should strike a harmonious balance between old/classic/heritage and new/virbrant/fresh. Try applying a kraft paper filter to add texture to the background.
5. the background tint should be subtle.
6. add the product claims to the space where there are 3 empty circles. apply whatever design you wish for those - simplicity + creativity (not the same thing we see everywhere) = the winner
7. try creating a simple visual for the cooking actions on the side panel

Thank you everyone, I appreciate your work so far, and I look forward to seeing your final revisions and picking the winner tomorrow.

Great! Thanks for quick response but I have already designed the sku’s and submitted already! Because of the deadline.