Wordmark and Packaging Design for Dog-Care Brand

Wordmark + print-ready packaging for a minimalist dog-care brand I'm launching a dog-care brand and need two deliverables for the first product (a pouch of no-rinse premium wipes): 1. Wordmark — a clean, typographic logo for the brand name. A small illustrative element is welcome, but only if it's integrated into the lettering itself (worked into a letterform) — not a separate mascot or icon sitting next to the name. 2. Packaging artwork — print-ready design for the pouch, built on the manufacturer's dieline. Style: minimal, muted, utilitarian — think Aesop, Muji, or clean skincare branding. 1–2 colors max. Hard no's: cartoon dogs, mascots, paw-prints, "natural" clichés, or generic pet-shop looks. The front of pack must clearly answer: what the product does + when to use it. I'll provide the brand direction, copy, and the supplier's dieline template. Technical requirements: - Final files print-ready (CMYK, bleed, correct dieline) - Editable source files delivered (AI/PDF) - Space reserved on the back for legal/ingredient text (I'll provide) Skills: brand identity, packaging design, print production. This is the first product of a growing brand, so if the collaboration goes well, I'm looking for a long-term design partner for future products, packaging, and web. To apply: please share 2–3 examples of packaging you've taken to print, your price for this scope, and your timeline. Portfolios in a minimal aesthetic strongly preferred. Please include a basic brand style sheet — exact colors (HEX + CMYK for print), fonts, and logo usage rules — as part of the deliverable.