Screens did not replace everything. People keep a card, they close a tab.
A business card stays in a pocket, a flyer sits on a counter for weeks. Print is the only asset people carry away — as long as it looks like your website.
What it solves
Your assets do not talk to each other
The card came from one supplier, the flyer from another, the site from a third. Three readings of the same brand, and a prospect who never connects them.
The file goes to the printer and comes back wrong
Colours shift, text gets trimmed, images look soft. A print-bound file does not follow screen rules, and you only find out once a thousand copies are delivered.
You print whatever the template allowed
Ready-made templates produce assets that are correct and perfectly anonymous. They are built so anyone can use them — which is precisely the problem.
What you get
- Business cards: both sides, paper stock and finish guidance
- Flyers and leaflets, from single sheet to three-fold
- Posters and banners, calibrated for reading distance
- Stationery: letterhead, quotes, invoices, email signature
- Press-ready files: CMYK, 300 dpi, bleed, crop marks
- Web versions of the same assets, so everything stays consistent
- Stickers, window decals and textile printing
How it works
We start from the brand, not the format
If the identity exists, we apply it. If it does not, we start there — printing before the rules are set means paying twice.
We design
You see the asset at real size, with real copy. No placeholder text: final content changes a layout far more than people expect.
We sign off a proof
A proof read together, line by line. It is the last stage where a comma costs nothing.
We prepare the files for the printer
Colour profile, resolution, safety margins, outlined fonts. You hand over a file that passes first time.
Frequently asked questions
Do you handle the printing itself?
I prepare the files and advise on paper, finish and printer. The printing itself stays invoiced by the printer, directly: you keep control of budget and volume.
I do not have a logo yet. Can we still start?
Technically yes, but I would advise against it. A printed asset locks the brand in for months. Better to set the identity first, and print a short run in the meantime if needed.
Do you work with printers in Limoges?
Yes, and it is often the better option: you can see the paper, check a proof, and collect the job without shipping costs. That said, the files I deliver work with any printer.
Something to print?
Tell me what you need printed and by when. I will tell you what fits the deadline, and what is better prepared beforehand.
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