SleepyNico, an award-winning baby brand based in Suffolk, specialises in bespoke baby slings, toddler carriers, and accessories.

Have you ever had some artwork created only to be asked by your print supplier to supply it as a ‘spot’ or ‘special’ colour and wondered what it meant? 

The sleek, curved red wordmark that Netflix uses today is instantly recognisable. Just as any iconic logo should be. But it wasn’t always this way. 

With Zoom calls now a regular part of work-from-home life, many professionals are turning to virtual backgrounds to maintain privacy and professionalism during meetings. 

In Suffolk’s smallest town, Harris & Harris Books offers a treasure trove of new and old books. 

Starting a new business is exciting, but imagine launching two at the same time! That’s exactly what Heather did.

Penny Morgan recently launched her new service, Love Your Image, a specialised series of sessions designed to boost confidence in front of the camera. 

The directors of Developer++ decided it was well and truly time to have a brand refresh and once again DL Design was called in to help.

Having booked a trade fair, they put the word out to see if any local company could help them with promotional items.

Having a successful exhibition requires careful planning to help you get noticed. Try our top 5 tips to make sure your exhibition is a success.

You’ve ordered a new batch of leaflets to advertise your business but then your print company asks you how you would like them folded.

The main differences are that litho printing uses wet ink and printing plates and digital printing uses toners on a press similar to a very large office printer.

You may have heard these words when people talk about print but don’t know what they mean. 

One of the many things a graphic designer needs to know is when to use CMYK and RGB. CMYK stands for cyan, magenta, yellow, and black.

Today I want to concentrate on print production and talk you through the journey or the steps taken to turn an initial sketch into a finished printed job.

Are you good at spotting typographical errors or just a misplaced letter that ends up giving the wrong message to the one intended?

You’ve had your logo and brand professionally designed and potentially spent a lot of money on it and everything looks fantastic.

Would it surprise you to learn that some of the most famous logos have a history behind them telling a story about how they have evolved?

When you commission a logo design your designer should always create the logo in a vector format whenever possible.

You see text all around you, whether it’s printed in a leaflet or shown as you scroll a web page or social media app.