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Print that people keep.

We design flyers, leaflets, posters, brochures and menus with a clear order of information. Files are set up for your printer, and we can arrange the printing for you.

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Clear at a glance
Set up for press
Printing arranged

Leaflet artwork

Working

Copy and images gatheredDone
Layout and hierarchy agreedDone
Bleed and crop marks setDone
Colour mode and resolution checkedDone
PDF/X exported for printerLive
Printer proof checkedNext

Printed pieces often try to say everything at once, so the main message gets lost in small text. We decide what matters most, give it room and set up the file so it prints sharply.

Every printed format.

From a single A5 flyer to a multi-page brochure, each piece is laid out for how people will read it.

Flyers and leaflets

Single and double-sided flyers, plus folded leaflets in bi-fold, tri-fold and Z-fold layouts.

Posters and banners

Window posters, event posters and roller banners, designed to be read from across the room.

Brochures and catalogues

Multi-page brochures and product catalogues laid out in InDesign, with page counts planned in multiples of four for saddle stitching.

Menus

Restaurant, café and takeaway menus with clear sections, allergen notes and layouts that make price changes simple.

Copy and structure

We can edit or write the words, so the headline, key details and call to action read in the right order.

Print-ready files

CMYK files with bleed, crop marks, embedded fonts and images at print resolution, exported as PDF/X.

Done properly.

The details that decide whether print design pays off.

Sizes and folds that suit the job.

We help you choose the format, fold and paper for how the piece will be used, whether it is handed out at an event, posted through doors or pinned to a wall.

Common formats

A6 flyerA5 flyerA4 leafletDL leafletTri-foldZ-foldA3 posterA2 posterSaddle-stitchedRoller banner170gsm silk350gsm uncoated

Read in the right order.

People glance at a flyer before deciding whether to keep it. We set a clear hierarchy, so the offer, the reason to act and how to get in touch stand out first.

Reading order

First look

Headline and image

Second look

Key details

Action

Call or visit

Back page

Map and contact

How it works.

Clear steps, and you approve each one before we move on.

01
Brief
We agree the format, quantity, message and where the piece will be used.
02
Layout
We design the layout and refine the words with you.
03
Prepare
We set up print-ready files to your printer's specification.
04
Print
We check proofs and, if you like, arrange printing and delivery.

Example project

A dental practice that needs a new patient leaflet

The practice hands out an old leaflet with dense text and outdated treatment details. It wants a clear tri-fold leaflet for reception and a matching poster for the waiting room.

What we would do

Rewrite the copy into short, clear sections
Design a tri-fold leaflet and an A3 poster
Set up files with bleed and crop marks
Check the printer proof with the practice

An illustration of how we would approach it, not a client result.

What you would get

Tri-fold leaflet artwork
A matching A3 poster
Print-ready PDF files
Editable source files

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Questions, answered.

What is bleed and why does my file need it?

Bleed is extra artwork that runs past the trim line, usually 3mm on each edge. It stops thin white slivers appearing when the sheets are cut. We add bleed and crop marks to every print file.

Should we choose silk, gloss or uncoated paper?

Silk suits most flyers and brochures, with a smooth feel and sharp images. Gloss makes photos look vivid but can reflect light. Uncoated feels natural and is easy to write on, so it suits forms and letterheads.

Can you write the copy as well?

Yes. We can edit your existing words or write new copy from a short brief. We keep sentences short and put the most important details first.

How much does print design cost?

Print design is quoted after a short call, with a fixed price agreed before we start. Print costs depend on quantity, stock and finish, and we quote them with the design.