FICTIONAL BEAUTY PACKAGING / SURFACE STUDIOCONCEPTS REQUIRE PHYSICAL PROOF
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Studio / PLANE / 45 dossier

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FICTIONAL CONCEPT

PLANE / 45
Wide cream jar.

Cream packaging direction; sealing, hygiene and formula suitability are unverified.

Generated fictional Wide cream jar with decorated and blank appearance
Original AI-generated concept. Visible details are illustrative; blank appearance is not a verified control sample.

FICTIONAL PRIMARY-CONTAINER DOSSIER

Concept capacity
45 ml concept target
Substrate intent
Opaque jar and lid; construction to be specified
Surface
A low body with a continuous horizontal band
Proposed artwork area
Body band; lid top as a separate decorated component
Starting colour intent
Butter 04
Engineering status
No tooling, dimensions or physical test evidence

SURFACE REVIEW

The decoration question.

What needs checking

A horizontal band makes a small height mismatch very visible at the seam. A lid and body may also show different colour even when a supplier uses the same reference.

What to bring to the review

Request individual body and lid chips plus an assembled sample. Inspect the print seam, band position and gloss under agreed lighting.

PROOF PREPARATION

A brief that stays specific.

01 /

Base body

Identify the actual substrate, coloured reference and target appearance. Ask whether the requested colour belongs in the material or in a surface treatment.

02 /

Decoration record

Provide the artwork revision, print colour reference, proposed metallic area and coating requirement separately. Do not merge them into one screenshot.

03 /

Complete assembly

Ask for an agreed physical sample set and document the tested conditions. Formula exposure, handling and assembly may affect the result.

NEXT STUDY

Carry the study forward.

No MOQ, price, lead time, recycled-content claim or certification is assigned to this fictional container. Confirm those details against the actual supplier proposal, approved construction and scope of decoration. A design direction becomes a procurement specification only after the right physical evidence is reviewed.