Key Information
| Artwork preparation is provided only together with a packaging or label production order |
| The service covers the technical adaptation of client materials for print: logos, texts, illustrations, photographs |
| 1–3 artwork versions are provided for review and corrections |
| Finishing specifications included: varnish, foil, emboss/deboss effects, white layer |
| The service does not include graphic design creation, concept generation, or copywriting |
| Pricing is determined individually based on project scope and complexity |
| Process: client submits materials → technical artwork preparation → review → production |
| Service is available to international clients — the entire process can be carried out remotely |
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the artwork preparation service chargeable?
Yes, the fee is determined individually based on the scope and complexity of the project.
What is needed to start an artwork project?
Logos, illustrations, texts, photographs, colour references (CMYK/Pantone), fonts, barcodes, mandatory legal inscriptions, and desired finishing specifications (varnish, foil, emboss/deboss, white layer) are required.
Can a proof artwork be obtained before placing an order?
Yes, we can provide a proof or preliminary artwork so you can verify that the layout and colours meet your expectations before production.
Do you provide consultation before artwork preparation?
Yes. The team provides technical consultation, helps verify file quality, colour settings, formats, and advises on how to optimise the design for print.
Is the artwork preparation service available only in Lithuania?
No. We work with clients from various countries — the entire approval process can be carried out remotely.
What does the artwork preparation service not cover?
The service does not cover graphic design creation, concept development, copywriting or translation, illustration creation or retouching, or brand guideline development.
How does the artwork preparation process work?
The client submits materials and instructions; technical artwork preparation is carried out; the artwork is sent for review; upon approval it is passed to production.











