Design · Print
Poster and Print
Posters · Flyers · Business stationery
Print has a weight the screen does not know. A poster on a wall, a flyer in the hand, a card on the table. Here an identity becomes tangible, in space and in material.
A poster has to work from a distance and hold up close. It has one moment to catch the eye, and a second layer for those who step closer. Bringing these two levels together, out of one image, one line, and plenty of calm, is the actual work.
Flyers, cards, and brochures live on order. What is read first, what comes next, where the eye can rest. A clear structure leads through the content without needing explanation.
Print forgives nothing. Format, paper, color, and bleed have to be right before the first proof. I design with production in mind, from typesetting to prepress, so that in the end what was planned on screen is what comes out.
Posters, flyers, and stationery speak the same language as the rest of the identity. The same typeface, the same colors, the same tone. This way every printed piece fits into the larger picture of a brand.