Most designers spend more time figuring out what goes where on a packaging file than actually

designing it. The INCI list, the responsible person block, the PAO symbol, the quiet zone on the

barcode, the emboss layer setup — it is a lot to track, and getting it wrong costs time, money, and client

trust.

The Final Artwork: The File removes all of that friction.

It is a professionally structured Adobe Illustrator file built around a real folding carton dieline for a

skincare product — with every panel mapped, every legal element correctly placed, and every copy

section written according to EU Cosmetics Regulation No. 1223/2009 and US FDA 21 CFR

requirements. The file includes both EU and US versions, so you can adapt it for either market from day

one.

This is not a mood board. It is not a style guide. It is a final artwork file — the kind a print-ready studio

would hand to a printer tomorrow. Built on the SORI Korean skincare brand, designed specifically as a

teaching tool and professional starting point for packaging designers.

Every artboard includes designer notes explaining the decisions behind it — from why the INCI list

appears in a specific order, to how to set up an emboss layer correctly, to what the n symbol actually

means and where it legally needs to appear. The file teaches while you work.

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