Selected logo · Concept A
Didone wordmark
Stacked for packaging and anywhere with height; horizontal for the website header and wide surfaces; the icon for the browser tab, social avatars and cap tops. The website uses the label cut throughout, because its hairlines hold up at small screen sizes too.
Explored directions
How A compared with B and C
Concept B
Serum drop
Concept C
Lowercase, copper full stop
On the bottle
30 mL wrap label, 90 × 40 mm
Each concept on a real-size label: front panel with the logo and product, back panel with directions, ingredients, caution, batch and company details. The SVGs are set in millimetres — print at 100% to check legibility on paper. Label content and layout are a mock; confirm Australian cosmetic labelling requirements with your regulatory adviser before print.
Print rules
Using these on packaging
Use the label cut
The screen cuts use Bodoni at its display optical size, where hairlines are 0.3% of letter height. On a bottle those lines print about 0.02 mm thick and disappear. The label cuts are redrawn from Bodoni's small-text size, with hairlines eight times heavier.
Gold is a foil, not an ink
Gold printed in CMYK turns out a flat mustard. Specify the gold elements as hot-foil or a metallic Pantone — your printer will advise — and supply the one-colour black file as the foil layer.
One-colour files
Black and white versions have every element in a single ink, for foil, embossing, debossing, screen printing and single-colour jobs. White is for knockout on amber or dark glass.
Check with the printer
Minimum sizes assume the thinnest line must be at least 0.12 mm. Label printers typically hold 0.1–0.15 mm depending on press and stock — confirm theirs before signing off artwork.
Minimum sizes
Smallest printed width, measured
| File | Use | Min. width |
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Measured from the thinnest stroke in each outlined file at a 0.12 mm printable minimum.


