Wednesday, March 19, 2014

Finding The Right Food Packaging Illustration

By Jaclyn Hurley


While it is true that we all need food to survive the process of eating it is not just about mere sustenance. Often the pleasure and anticipation of eating is part of it and this begins before someone opens the packet before preparing the meal that they are about to eat. If you are looking to market a new product then it helps to have the right food packaging illustration in order to attract potential customers.

The right kind of illustration will depend on the kind of target market you are after. For example the pictures used to illustrate an upmarket brand of fillet steak will be different from a range of hamburgers marketed at children. While on a basic level they are both meat they are aimed at very different markets and therefore need to be shown in the right way.

The good thing about looking someone up online is you can see at a glance examples of their work. You should then decide whether or not their style is appropriate for your particular type of product. This will then allow you to narrow it down to around three potential choices.

It is vital that you meet people in person before making a final decision on whether or not you wish to use their services. This gives you the chance to talk to them about their experience and their qualifications so that you can find out whether or not they are suitable for the job. Ideally you want to work with people who have done illustration work with them for a long time so that they will be more aware of what you want and be able to adapt to your needs.

It is best to look online to see who is available in your local area and possibly beyond. If possible you should meet illustrators in person. This will allow you to look through their portfolio and get more information on their qualifications and experience. Ideally they should also provide you with a quote for their work.

This will then make it easier to compare the different options available to you. It is generally recommended to compare at least three different illustrators. This ensures you get the best possible quality available in your price range. Remember you should not look solely in terms of price. It is often to pay a bit more in order to get better quality and more experience!

This is why you should know the background of the illustrator. Meeting them in person is a good chance to discuss their work. They should be willing to say where they studied and mention previous clients they have worked with. Ideally they will also have testimonials and people you can contact.

You can find various freelance individual illustrators and food based graphic design agencies by looking online. It also helps to look for testimonials and feedback from previous clients who have used their services. This will allow you to find the ideal illustrator to suit your needs.




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