Artwork Guidelines

For each individual assignment, there may be different requirements for the artwork.

There will usually be various things to take into account before the artwork can be developed.

According to size, material and location, it may vary whether you need to include partitions, reduction of size, overlaps, bleed, cut marks, etc.

To save DTP time, it may prove to be advantageous to deliver artwork for print as hi-res print-ready PDF files (200 – 300 dpi).

That said, we receive generally speaking all types of files – the quality of the finished product will, however, depend on this.

To obtain a better quality, the following points may be included:

-Outline and vectorize all text and elements. Ideally, you can provide any fonts included in your artwork.

-If you have any pantone / spot colours or anything like it, please provide us with these.

-To prevent any colour mismatch, please use our colour settings (Download link, with guide below) when producing artwork.

Please feel free to contact us prior to a potential assignment, if you have question to the above.