GameMaster board game box
The client had something that looked like a finished box. What they did not have was a file anyone could print.
Box lid. Artwork rebuilt on the printer’s supplied dieline, imagery extended into the bleed.
Box base. Bleeding line, cutting line and safe-area line all marked.
Off the press
The finished box, printed and in hand. Same file, same dieline, nothing redrawn at the printer’s end.
What the client sent
AI-generated images of the box front and back. Good as a visual direction, but not artwork: no layout, no panels, nothing a press could use. Dielines came separately from their printing company.
What we did
- Rebuilt the artwork as flat, panel-aware layouts on the printer’s supplied dielines
- Extended imagery into the bleed and pulled all text and marks inside the safe area
- Corrected the mode count. The front said 7 Spielmodi, the back copy described six. Rebuilt the icon strip to six
- Replaced the AI composite imagery on the back with real lifestyle photography of people playing
- Reflowed the German copy to a fixed measure, kept the original hierarchy
- Laid out the four side panels: repeated logo, age and player icons, CE mark, App Store and Google Play badges
This sample shows the whole gap in one image: a picture of a box, and a file a press can run.
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