CREATIVE SERVICES / MALAD WEST, MUMBAI
Print Design & Printing
We support print design and production for brochures, catalogues, stationery, packaging and promotional material. Layout preparation, artwork checks, colour considerations and material selection help carry the approved design into the finished piece. Our printing services connect the creative concept with the practical demands of size, finish and application.
Printed communication involves choices that go beyond the screen. Finished size, material, folding, colour and finishing affect the way the design is experienced. We connect artwork preparation with those practical requirements, so the approved layout can move into production with clear specifications.
What we can help with
- Brochures and catalogues
- Stationery and promotional material
- Packaging artwork preparation
- Size, material and finish planning
- Corporate brochures, flyers and sales collateral
- Artwork versions for agreed paper sizes and finishes
How the work comes together
Print production connects a visual idea with a physical object. Paper, scale, colour and finishing choices influence how a design feels in someone’s hands. We discuss these requirements alongside artwork preparation, so layouts can be reviewed with their intended use and production process in mind.
Marketing collateral designed for its purpose
A brochure may need to introduce a company, explain a product range or support a sales conversation. A catalogue needs a reliable information structure across many pages. Stationery and promotional pieces depend on consistent identity, readable typography and suitable production choices. We consider those uses before committing to a format, page count or finishing direction.
Preparing artwork for physical production
The production specification should cover finished size, bleed, margins, image resolution, colour and required finishes. Existing files may need work before they meet a printer’s requirements. Proofing gives the client and production team a chance to review copy, pagination and appearance. Screen colours are not a substitute for discussing the intended material and print process.
What affects scope, cost and timing
Quantity, page count, paper or board, colour, binding, finishing and delivery affect production cost. Design and artwork preparation may be quoted separately from printing. Additional versions, late copy changes and special finishes also need to be accounted for before the job is approved for production.
What to share in your brief
Include the finished size, quantity, intended use and delivery date. If artwork already exists, share the files and confirm the available format, print specifications and required finishes.
Send your brief on WhatsApp with relevant reference files and the date you need the work. We’ll discuss the required deliverables, approval stages and handover formats before confirming a quotation. Pricing, revisions and timelines are agreed around the actual project; related production and third-party costs should be identified separately.
Common questions
Can you help with both design and print preparation?
Our scope can include the visual layout, artwork preparation and production considerations for brochures, catalogues, stationery, packaging and promotional material. Share the intended format and quantity at the start. We discuss responsibilities, specifications and approvals so the design and printing requirements are clear.
What affects the scope of a printing project?
The type of item, page count, size, quantity, material, finish and delivery requirements all matter. Existing artwork may also need to be checked against the printer’s specifications. Send the details you have; any quotation should be based on the confirmed production requirements rather than a generic price.
Can you work from our existing brochure artwork?
Share the editable files and a PDF of the current version, together with the changes required. We can discuss artwork updates and print preparation after reviewing the available assets. Missing fonts, low-resolution images or a change in finished size may require additional design work.
How should we choose paper and print finishes?
Start with the intended use, quantity, budget and expected handling. Materials and finishes should support the communication rather than be selected only from a screen reference. The available production options, samples and proofing requirements can be discussed with the printing specification.
When should we confirm the production deadline?
Include the date the finished pieces are required, allowing time for design approval, artwork checks, proofs and production. A launch date is not the same as the date files go to print. Availability and delivery timing should be confirmed against the actual specification.
Talk to Asia Ad Agency
Based in Malad West, Mumbai, Asia Ad Agency draws on decades of practical experience across design, advertising, printing and films. Experience working within established brand systems informs the way we connect the idea, visual language and final execution. Contact us with your printing brief, the audience and the formats or platforms you need. We’ll discuss how to carry the brand consistently through the agreed work.
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