Graphic design and print collateral for Australian businesses.
Graphic design and print collateral for Australian businesses - catalogues, brochures, signage, vehicle wraps, business cards and marketing assets. Press-ready files with proper bleeds, colour profiles and production notes your printer will actually thank you for. Studio based in Ipswich, working face-to-face across Brisbane and South East Queensland, and remotely with clients Australia-wide - for city-specific work see print design Brisbane and signage design Brisbane.
What we design and produce
Catalogues & brochures
Multi-page print collateral with a considered grid, typography and imagery plan.
Signage & wayfinding
Shopfronts, pylon signage, wayfinding and large-format production - see signage design Brisbane.
Vehicle wraps
Vehicle livery designed around the panel layout - not stretched over it.
Packaging & labels
Product packaging, labels and retail-ready artwork that looks the part on a shelf.
Business cards & stationery
The small, tactile details that make a brand feel considered.
Marketing & social assets
Flyers, rack cards, posters, point-of-sale, digital-ad sets and on-brand social-media graphics.
Production support
We work with your printers - colour calibration, proofs, press checks when the job warrants it.
Graphic design & print - common questions
Either. We'll manage production end-to-end with trusted printers, or we'll send you production-ready files to give to your own printer.
Yes. Artwork ships with correct bleed and trim, CMYK (or spot) colour, embedded or outlined fonts, adequate image resolution and a preflight pass - PDF/X where the printer wants it, plus dielines for anything cut or folded.
Print collateral is quoted by scope, because a business card and a 48-page catalogue are very different jobs. Tell us the format, page count and deadline and we'll send a fixed-scope written quote. See the pricing guide for indicative ranges across design services.
Yes - a lot of print collateral work is "your brand, applied properly to this surface". If the brand itself needs rework, see brand identity design.