The details
A print brief starts with image dimensions, sheet size, paper finish and whether a border is needed. These choices give us a useful specification to discuss before a file is approved for production.
A proof is a useful decision point before a larger run. A backlit screen and a paper print will not look identical, so paper availability, file preparation, proof approval and collection dates are agreed together.
What this covers
- Image and sheet dimensions
- Paper and border preferences
- Proof and collection discussion
What to discuss first
- What is the intended display size?
- Should the sheet include a border?
- Would a proof be useful before the run?
This is an illustrative service outline. Exact scope, availability, timing and any fees must be confirmed directly before making arrangements.