Graphic design / print only
Design the piece for the way it will be printed, held and used.
Print-focused design connects content hierarchy and brand assets with the finished format, production constraints and approval process.
From content to finished piece
The artwork should support the physical format—not fight it.
A business card, brochure, folder, envelope and plastic card create different reading and handling moments. Layout, image use and hierarchy should respond to those differences.
Bring the content and brand assets you have. The team can scope whether the job needs layout, adaptation, production checks or a fuller print-design process.
- Print layout
- Card artwork
- Format adaptation
- Production preparation
- Proofing
Artwork becoming print
Resolve structure before surface details.
Confirm the finished size, panels, folds, pockets, variable fields and print sides before decorative finishing is treated as final.
Review artwork requirementsChecklist
Useful design inputs
The quality of the starting material affects scope and avoids assumptions.
- Approved copy and content hierarchy
- Current logos and brand assets
- Images with known usage rights
- Finished format or reference sample
- Required versions or variable fields
- Delivery date for discussion
- Named person responsible for proof approval
Start with the requirements
Ready to discuss graphic design for print?
Share the product, quantity, artwork status, delivery location and any options you are considering. The print team can help shape a suitable specification before preparing a quote.