Smooth
We compare smooth paper samples with your artwork and ink choices, paying attention to fine type and graphic detail.
Try this paper in the editionPrint / Paper & finishing
The part
you can feel.
Paper, folds, binding and surface details influence the finished object. We choose them alongside the artwork and the way it will be used.
Textured
A visible or tactile surface becomes part of the design. A sample helps judge how that texture works with small detail and larger ink areas.
Try this paper in the editionColored
The paper itself can supply a strong part of the palette. Ink and stock should be considered together rather than as separate color choices.
Discuss this paperAfter the press
Shape the
finished piece.
Trim
The agreed finished dimensions guide the cut. Important content sits comfortably inside the final edge.
Fold
A fold changes how a reader meets the artwork. Panel order and opening direction are established before the file is approved.
Bind
Pages are gathered into a form that suits the publication. Paper and page count are reviewed with the proposed binding.
Pack
We agree whether pieces are packed as individual sets, grouped editions or separate components for the next handover.
Samples matter
Feel it before
you settle it.
Screens can explain a direction, but they cannot show the actual weight, texture or opening behavior of a paper object. We use samples and dummies when those choices need a physical reference.