Book binding options: End papers
Posted 19th August 2018
End papers offer a wide variety of design opportunities, we take a quick look at a few possiblities.
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How to keep your print media design costs to a minimum
Posted 6th July 2018
One of the most important considerations for any business planning a print media advertising campaign is cost. Keeping outlay to a minimum, without compromising on quality, will help you get more out of your marketing campaign and make your print run a success.
New Speedmaster XL106 to arrive later this year.
Posted 18th June 2018
Over the next few months we will be replacing our older XL75 and XL 105 presses with a Heidelberg XL 106 Speedmaster, high performance five colour press. As part of our latest investment we are also installing a Muller Martina Primera saddle stitcher. These new acquisition will help us speed up production and streamline workflow.
Hardback booking printing: choosing materials, finishes and optional extras
Posted 16th June 2018
We’re taking a look at some popular choices, including dust jackets, cover materials and finishes.
A brochure to inspire the next generation
Posted 15th June 2018
This brochure was printed for the Latymer Foundation in London to promote the launch of their Inspiring Minds fundraising campaign.
Choosing the right binding for your brochure
Posted 11th April 2018
Binding is an essential part of any printed brochure, affecting its look, handling and cost. We look at two of the most popular binding options used for producing booklets, brochures and magazines.
Tips for Printing Brochures for Your Business
Posted 4th April 2018
A brochure can serve a multitude of purposes for any business and there are a huge array of different formats that you can pick from that will help your brochure printing stand out above the crowd. For example, you could choose from sharp bold prints or big bold colours or even quirky designs.
A Short Guide to Preparing Files for Print
Posted 21st March 2018
When creating a brochure, leaflet or magazine you will want to ensure that the printed version looks as good as the on-screen version. Here are a few steps that will help you create print ready artwork.
