Graphic Design Brisbane

As per logo design and web design, we work closely with you to ensure we understand your business, your target market and the overall message you want to convey to your audience. Whether you require brochures, flyers, press advertising, signage, newsletters, posters, business stationery or anything in between, we provide creative solutions to communicate your message clearly, according to your brief and deadline to achieve the most successful outcome.

We are more than happy to discuss your requirements and ideas. Should you already have a logo in place, we can work to your branding guidelines to maintain a look that is consistent with your brand identity.

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Frequently Asked Questions

• • Do you provide printing?
  • • Yes, we are more than happy to source the right printer for your job. We have a network of printers that we use, both locally and interstate, depending on the printing solution required. We can also work with your chosen printer if you wish. We are happy to help you with decisions about paper stocks, paper thickness, selecting inks (CMYK, PMS or metallic inks), sealing varnishes such as gloss or matte cello, die-cuts, and embellishments such as spot uv, foiling, and embossing.
• • What is a difference between CMYK and PMS colours?
  • • CYMK, or full colour, is a printing process that allows your job to be printed in an unlimited amount of colours made up of a 4 colour process (Cyan, Yellow, Magenta, Black).
      
      PMS or Pantone Matching System is a standardised colour reproduction system that allows you to select colours to ensure consistency across multiple print runs.
      
      If in doubt, we can advise you on the best printing method to use depending on your desired outcome, budget, timeline and quantity required.
• • What is a difference between digital and offset printing?
  • • Offset printers print in both CMYK and PMS and use plates and ink to transfer the design on to paper stock. For longer print runs (minimum of 1000 copies), it can be a high quality, cost effective result. If using PMS, generally any more than 3 PMS colours is going to be an expensive result.
      
      Digital printing uses a CMYK printing process and is suitable for printing short runs of quantities under 1000. A digital printer does not require printing plates so therefore there is less time and expense involved in setting up your artwork to print, however colour reproduction can appear less impressive when compared to offset printing.
      
      If in doubt, we can advise you on the best printing method to use depending on your desired outcome, budget, timeline and quantity required.
• • What is the difference between a high resolution and low resolution image?
  • • Resolution refers to the number of dots per inch (DPI) for printed images, or pixels per inch (PPI) for screen based images, and their clarity and sharpness. When providing images to us for your graphic design project, 300DPI resolution is preferred for printing. Anything less than 200DPI is not suitable for printing as the image will appear fuzzy or pixelated. For images that will be view on monitors and websites however, the standard PPI is 72PPI. If you are unsure, we are more than happy to provide advice on the images you would like to use in your project.
• • Can you provide photos for our design project if needed?
  • • We have access to a number of royalty-free images through online image libraries such as iStock and Dreamstime. You are welcome to select your images yourself or we can do it for you if you prefer.