Screen-first habits make weak print
Layouts that only work on a glowing rectangle often fall apart on paper: weak hierarchy, soft contrast, no sense of scale. Print needs craft — margins, type that sits, and images that survive ink.
What I provide
- Poster and campaign print design
- Editorial and small-publication layouts
- Illustration for print and brand use
- Prep for print production (specs, bleeds, colour notes)
- Coordination with photography when images lead the piece
Who it is for
- Cultural venues, festivals, and independent publishers
- Brands that still need physical presence — posters, flyers, booklets
- Studios looking for a partner who thinks in both pixels and paper
How the process works
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Format & message
Size, print method, and what a stranger should understand in three seconds.
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Concept
Type, image, and illustration directions that fit the brief — not decoration for decoration’s sake.
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Design
Compositions that hold at distance and up close, with production constraints in mind from the start.
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Files for press
Print-ready deliverables and clear notes so the printer (or you) can finish without surprises.
Selected work
Examples from the portfolio related to this service.
VIP Group’s Multicultural Deck of Cards
Digital Drawing Portfolio – A Collection of Personal Creative Works
Stand with Ukraine T-Shirt Campaign
My printed event posters
Why work with me
I still care about objects. A poster on a wall or a booklet in a hand has different rules than a feed. That tactile bias shows up in my web and brand work too — hierarchy first, ornament second.
Questions
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I design and prepare files. Printing is usually with your chosen printer; I can advise on specs and review proofs when helpful.
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Copy (or a clear outline), any mandatory logos or photography, format and quantity, and how the piece will be used.
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Yes, when illustration is part of the brief. Style follows the project rather than a single signature look forced onto everything.
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Need something for paper?
Share the format, the message, and any hard constraints. I will tell you what is realistic for the timeline.
