Layouts that guide the reader
A clear order of headlines, images and text, so people can find what they need without reading every word.
Graphic Design
Multi-page layouts that are easy to read and built to print cleanly. From holiday brochures to college prospectuses, I design each page so people can find what they need and want to keep reading.








An example brochure for a holiday cottage companyFront cover
A clear order of headlines, images and text, so people can find what they need without reading every word.
The page count and format come from what you need to say, so nothing feels squeezed or padded.
Your fonts, colours and logo used the same way throughout, so the brochure matches your website and everything else you send out.
A PDF set up the way your printer asks for it, with the bleed, crop marks and colour settings in place.
A lighter PDF for your website and email, so the same brochure works when people can't hold a printed copy.
One layout that works across a series, so each new brochure looks part of the same family.
Example designs
Example designs for three kinds of business. Pick one to see what each design is doing and why.

Example design
For a holiday cottage company.
Step 1
We agree who the brochure is for, what it needs to do and how it will be used. You send the words and images you have, and I'll flag anything missing.
Step 2
I plan the size and page count, then design the cover and a sample spread so you can see the direction before every page is built.
Step 3
I design the whole document and make the rounds of changes we agreed at the start, until it's right.
Step 4
You get print-ready artwork set up the way your printer asks for it, plus a lighter PDF for your website and email.
It depends on the page count, the format and how much content there is. I'll give you a clear quote before any work begins.
Tell me what it's for, roughly how many pages you have in mind and when you need it, and I'll come back with an honest recommendation and a clear quote.
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