Hot foil drawer artwork: logo placement, contrast and sample approval

Hot foil drawer artwork: logo placement, contrast and sample approval

Foil artwork for a drawer box needs to match the sleeve die line and the chosen surface paper. Begin with logo position, contrast and opening orientation, then assess the decorated sample before releasing the print files.

Consider the texture and finish of the selected surface alongside the artwork. Review logos, fonts and graphic elements together on the sleeve panels. Mark a separate foil layer where required and show the opening direction in the approval file.

Artwork approval checklist

Supply the print file and foil artwork in the format requested for the project. Mark which panels carry the foil and confirm how those panels appear when the drawer is closed and opened.

Check fine details, foil coverage and alignment on the selected wrap. Use the approved physical sample to settle appearance questions rather than relying on an on-screen color alone.

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Related reading: Hot foil drawer boxes: choosing the structure and finish.

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