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Print communication and publication design

Print design from the first layout to production-ready files.

We design catalogues, brochures, posters, packaging and corporate publications for their intended use and production requirements.

Preparing catalogues, packaging and posters for print

We plan the content flow, materials and print method at the start. We arrange imagery and typography for the chosen format, then check colour profiles, bleed and cutting lines to prepare the files for production.

We agree on dimensions, paper or packaging material, folds and cuts before designing. The printer's requirements guide colour space, bleed, fonts and image resolution. Dielines determine packaging artwork, while pagination and binding allowances shape catalogue files.

What's included

  • Catalogue, brochure and magazine design
  • Posters and event materials
  • Packaging and label design
  • Editorial layouts
  • Materials and format selection
  • Colour, proof and production file checks

Typical project deliverables

  • Page or packaging layout suited to the chosen format and material
  • Artwork preview for approval
  • Production files prepared to the printer's specifications
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How we work

  1. Listen

    Together, we define the objectives, audience and business problem.

  2. Design

    We turn the strategy into a strong creative idea and a practical system.

  3. Make

    Our multidisciplinary team brings the idea to life with care and attention to detail.

  4. Improve

    We measure the results, learn from them and keep refining performance.

Frequently asked questions

Can you prepare an existing catalogue for print?

We review the source files and print specifications. We flag any problems with resolution, fonts, colour or bleed and agree on the changes needed.

Is a print-ready file the same as a digital PDF?

Print artwork may include production colour settings and bleed. A digital PDF is designed to read on screen and can use a smaller file size.

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