Award-winning Media & Sales Kits

Print is an art form. Branding, you can truly feel

From concept to final execution, I approach print as a tactile art form. It all begins with mockups—meticulously testing how a beautiful design translates into a physical, sensory experience.

Like an adult kid captivated by majestic pop-up books, I find joy in exploring the right materials. Whether it’s selecting textured stock, testing finishes, or engineering an ‘Escher-style’ fold, every detail counts. I collaborate closely with vendors to achieve precision—and yes, even the budget becomes part of the creative process.

Global Thinking, Local Execution

With assets created in five languages, optimizing plate changes and color runs becomes an art of its own. Sometimes, it’s about squeezing in that one extra Pantone that elevates the entire piece without breaking the budget.

On-Site, In the Moment
The process culminates in creating final artwork, producing press-ready mockups, and doing on-site color checks at the printer. Every version is meticulously localized—an engaging challenge when the brand spans global markets.

The Lasting Impact

While this level of care might seem like a relic of a bygone era, its values remain timeless. Today, the challenge is to recreate that same “Christmas morning” magic using digital tools. Hard? Yes. Impossible? Absolutely not.

Because when it’s done right, print becomes a beautiful experience—one that’s hard to ignore, that connects emotionally, and that stays with us long after the unboxing.

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Award-Winning Media & Sales Kits

There was a time when we shipped printed Media Kits—by courier, to every corner of the world.

These weren’t just brochures. They were catalogs, one-mailers, collector premiums—crafted for VIP clients, celebrities, top execs… and yes, even my mom. Heavy on information, rich in creativity, and often heavy in weight too.

We started pre-production sometimes a year in advance. From concept to logistics, these kits were high-stakes, high-touch, and high-impact.
It was a big deal—because the experience mattered. And we made sure it delivered.