06PRINT & PACKAGINGGood on screen.
Good on screen.
Great in hand.
The card you keep. The label you notice. The thoughtful detail on a parcel. Give your brand a life beyond the screen.
Your idea Room to explore All your character
YOUR FIRST SPIN
Make the details feel considered.
Add your brand name, preferred format, finish and any notes for your printer.
Example print design
What to expect
A sample business card for the fictional brand Morrow.
Business cardPRINT LAYOUT
THOUGHTFULLY PUT TOGETHERMorrow.
LET’S KEEP IN TOUCHHello, you.hello@morrow.example
FORMATBusiness card
FINISH DIRECTIONSoft matte
Illustrative proportions and finish. Final dimensions, bleed, stock and colour must follow your printer’s specifications.
Packaging concepts
Branded merchandise ideas
FROM A LITTLE IDEA TO YOUR NEXT CHAPTERGive it a little
Give it a little
direction.
Start with what matters.
Make the details your own.
01
Choose what you’re making.
Start with the format and its purpose. A business card, a product label and a sleeve have different jobs to do.
02
Make room for the details.
Gather the text, contact information and any required product content. Work with your printer’s actual dimensions and template.
03
Check it before it goes to print.
Confirm stock, finish, colour requirements, bleed and safe areas with the printer. Approve a proof before production.
A LITTLE CLARITY
Before your first spin.
Can I send this layout straight to a printer?
This is an example business card. A printer needs final artwork with the right dimensions, bleed and file checks.
Are dimensions and finishes confirmed here?
The format proportions and finishes are illustrative choices for your brief. Your printer must confirm the actual trim size, stock, finish and production requirements.
LET’S MAKE IT YOURS.
Put a little of your brand out there.
