Service

Graphic & Marketing Design

Includes

Campaigns, print, ads, merchandise, illustration

Timeline

Usually 1 to 2 weeks

Best for

Launches, events, retail and marketing teams

Graphic designthat makes everytouchpoint count.

Posters, brochures, ads, merchandise and campaign artwork, designed to one clear system so every piece looks like it came from the same brand.

The challenge

Marketing material is usually made in a rush, by different people, for one deadline at a time. Over a year the posters, ads and brochures drift apart until they no longer look like one company.

That costs attention. A piece that looks off-brand is easier to ignore, and every new design starts from a blank page.

Our approach

We design from your brand system outwards: layouts, type, colour and image rules that work across print and screen, then the pieces you need right now.

Every file is prepared for where it will live, from a print-ready brochure with bleed to an ad that has to read at a glance on a phone.

What you get

Everything your campaign needs, in every format.

  1. 01

    Campaign artwork

    A key visual and a set of layouts for a launch, an event or a season, ready to roll out across every channel.

  2. 02

    Print design

    Brochures, flyers, posters, roll-up banners and signage, supplied print-ready with bleed and colour checks.

  3. 03

    Digital ads

    Display and social ad sets in every size you need, with clear messages that work in a second.

  4. 04

    Merchandise

    T-shirts, totes, packaging inserts and branded goods that people actually want to keep.

  5. 05

    Illustration and icons

    Custom illustrations and icon sets drawn in your brand style, for print, product and web.

  6. 06

    Editable templates

    Layouts your team can update for the next event or offer without breaking the design.

What we design

One idea, ready for every format.

A campaign works when the poster, the post and the banner clearly belong together. We design the key visual first, then roll it out.

Print & digital

  • Posters, flyers and banners
  • Social and ad graphics
  • Illustrations and icons
  • Event and exhibition graphics
  • Merchandise and apparel
  • Infographics and diagrams

How we work

  • Built on your brand guidelines
  • One key visual, adapted to every size
  • Print and digital versions together
  • Files checked with your printer
  • Editable templates for repeat work
  • Quick updates when details change
Jakov t-shirts and a poster with the Love for Language message

Jakov: merchandise and posters

One campaign, from poster to phone

How it works

From brief to print-ready files, in four clear steps.

  1. 01

    Brief

    What the piece needs to do, who will see it, where it will live and when it is needed.

    You getA clear brief we agree together

  2. 02

    Concept

    One or two design directions for the key visual, built on your brand.

    You getOne or two key visual directions

  3. 03

    Roll out

    The approved direction adapted to every format, size and channel in the brief.

    You getEvery format in the brief

  4. 04

    Deliver

    Print-ready and digital files, checked with your printer or platform, plus editable templates.

    You getPrint and digital files, plus templates

At hand-over

Everything you need for every format.

  • Print-ready PDFs for every piece
  • Digital files sized for each platform
  • Editable source files
  • Templates for repeat formats
  • Fonts and colour values used
  • Notes for your printer
  • Exports for web and social
  • Quick updates when details change

Questions

Graphic design, answered.

Something else on your mind? Write to hello@scalocreative.com

A single campaign or a set of print pieces usually takes one to two weeks. Larger roll-outs with many formats are planned in stages, so the most urgent pieces arrive first. You get a clear timeline before we start.

Yes. Most of our graphic work extends an existing brand. If your guidelines are thin, we add the missing rules, such as layout grids or image style, so future pieces stay consistent.

Yes. Print files come with the right bleed, crop marks, colour profile and resolution for your printer. We can talk to your printer directly or recommend one if you need it.

Exactly the ones in your brief, listed in your quote: for example A4, A5 and A2 print, roll-up banners and every ad size for the platforms you use. Extra sizes can be added at any time.

No. We work with teams around the world, on video calls and shared files, and we can prepare print files to the paper sizes and standards used in your country.

Yes. Alongside the final files you can receive editable source files or simple templates, so your team can update dates, prices or offers later without starting again.

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