Format catalogue
Pick the formats you need and add them to a brief — we will work out timing and cost and get back to you.
Outdoor advertising
Billboard, citylight, digital screen and wall banner each need separate artwork. The operator specifies file size, visible area and mounting; we check distance legibility in all three languages.
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Billboard 6 × 3 m
Large format for city avenues. The message has to land at a single glance.
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Digital screen
Static or animated artwork for LED screens on facades and junctions.
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Citylight
A backlit vertical format at pedestrian eye level.
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Wall banner
A large banner on a building wall. Fixings and material are chosen for the facade.
Print and POS materials
Bleed and safe areas follow the printer’s specification. Personal details go in only after confirmation; QR codes are made for real destinations and tested on a phone.
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Business cards
Contact details are set only after each person confirms them.
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Document folder
A folder for proposals and contracts. Construction first, dieline second.
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Notepad
A branded notepad for meetings and events.
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Badge
For staff and event guests. Details are added after confirmation.
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Counter display
A small carrier for counters and reception desks.
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Roll-up display
A portable vertical stand. The base cassette must not cover the text.
Digital materials
The 4:5 post, 9:16 vertical layout, 16:9 presentation cover and 3:1 banner are each adapted separately. Key text stays clear of platform interface overlays.
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Social post
A static layout for the feed.
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Story layout
A full-screen vertical format. Top and bottom stay clear for the interface.
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Presentation cover
The opening slide for decks and proposals.
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Advertising banner
A horizontal banner for sites and ad networks.
Exhibition stand
The stand is designed within the rented footprint. Screens mount on a structural support, not on fabric; stability, electrics and materials are checked against organiser requirements.
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Corner stand 6 × 4 m
Two walls, open at the front and on the right.
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Welcome counter
The first point of contact at the stand entrance.
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Meeting area
A table and a screen for conversations inside the stand.
Office branding
Facade, entrance, reception and meeting room in one visual language. Wayfinding arrows follow the real floor plan. Glass film gives visual privacy, not sound insulation.
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Facade
The main sign seen from the street.
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Entrance
The entrance and graphics on the glazing.
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Reception
The wall and desk a visitor sees first.
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Meeting room
A wall sign and frosted film on the glass.
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Wayfinding
Trilingual signs. Arrows are set from the real floor plan.
Vehicle branding
Wrap templates are prepared from the actual vehicle: year, trim and measurements. Cameras, sensors, lamps and handles stay clear.
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Vehicle wrap
Signature on the front door, slogan on the rear — or a scheme built for your brand.
Corporate clothing
Every view of a garment keeps the same cut and graphic placement. Printing or embroidery is chosen after testing the actual fabric and fine strokes.
Corporate gifts
Printing, engraving or embossing is chosen per material. For electronics, capacity, power and certification are stated only from manufacturer data; ports and required markings stay visible.
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Gift box
The insert is sized to the actual selected products.
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Insulated bottle
For everyday use. The mark is engraved.
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Journal
An embossed mark on the cover.
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Pen
Small-text legibility is checked on a sample.
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Power bank
Ports and required markings stay uncovered.
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Tech accessory kit
A set of accessories in one visual language.
Bags and packaging
Construction first, dieline second. Text stays clear of folds, cuts and glue areas. Colour is proofed on the final paper: a screen does not guarantee the printed result.
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Paper bag
For gifts and purchases.
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Box
Graphic orientation is checked with the lid open.
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Envelope
For documents and invitations.
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Wrapping paper
Paper with a repeating pattern.
The image is a concept, not a photo of a finished product. The final look is approved from a sample.