Camera Ready Artwork

 started business in a print shop doing pre-press graphics work. We would produce the artwork on the computer, print directly to colour separated film which would then be used to create the 4 colour plates for the printing press. When the Internet made it's appearance we simply changed the media we were printing on and started creating web pages.

We still do artwork for print jobs including magazine ads, newspaper ads, brochures, posters, etc as well as special services such as large format print (below left & middle: we did a transport truck and five large doors for Hot Knots Marina in Orillia.)

Marketing Consistency

Lately we have done both the print campaign and the web sites for two of our customers, Angel's Body Cleanse (above left - brochure and website) and Careers for Inclusion (above right - brochure, business cards and website). We believe this consistency is important in customer recognition and branding. This does however require a little planning - the resolution of images on the web are generally 72 dots per inch and are in many formats (jpg, gif, png etc) Print requires an image resolution of at least 300 dots per inch. Since you can't make small images large without all kinds of distortion you have to start with large images. Shrink them down for use on the web and store the originals for print work.