Concept studies from our own drawing board — dielines, print approaches and material choices for imagined briefs. None of these are client projects; when we have real ones, they'll say so.
Full-coverage flexo on PLA+PBAT film without losing the compostability certification path — ink coverage, seal-strip placement and a disposal-instruction panel sized for a 260 × 350 mm mailer.
Replacing bubble wrap with honeycomb sleeves and paper void fill in one kerbside-recyclable stream — wrap geometry and carton fit worked out for mugs and small bowls.
A 100% recycled PE mailer specced for a clean PPWR recyclability story: one polymer, one print system, and a size cut to the folded-garment grid to stop shipping air.
Designing the disposal panel as a first-class part of the artwork, not an afterthought — industrial (EN 13432) and home (TÜV OK) compost icons side by side, with a certificate number slot left blank until a real cert exists.
Two-colour full coverage for a beauty brand without burying the disposal instructions — a knockout compost panel sits inside the artwork so the mailer stays as recyclable as it is loud.
One ink, one polymer-free paper, zero plastic tape — a quiet kraft mailer with a curbside-recyclable disposal line, sized for a monthly bag-of-beans drop.
A size-to-product study — 240 × 340 mm cut down to 210 × 150 mm once the shipping air is designed out. Less volumetric weight, a cleaner PPWR minimisation story, same protection.
A paper padded mailer with a honeycomb cushioning layer instead of plastic bubble — a cutaway shows the protection for small electronics and accessories, all in one recycling stream.
Every piece on this page is a self-initiated concept study, labelled as such. We don't show fictional client work.
Quotes move fastest when we have the essentials. Everything else — material advice, print setup, freight math — is our job.