In a world where new technologies constantly emerge, it’s easy to wonder if older methods will fade into irrelevance. Could this be the future of printing?
In short, no. But you might expect us to say that, right?
The truth is, while printing and embellishing techniques may evolve, they will always have a place. What has changed is their role. Once, printing was the primary way to record, report, and share information. Digital technologies may have taken over much of that role, whether through faster distribution via digital printing or bypassing print altogether.
However, another critical function of printing has always been to distinguish and elevate. Whether it was a nobleman showcasing his rank with a wax seal or a financial institution expressing prestige with richly embossed, foil-stamped documents, the quality and detail of the print made all the difference.
Today, those same embellishing techniques—foil stamping, embossing, edge gilding, duplexing, and more—carry on that legacy. They are still used to differentiate, impress, and celebrate.
At Artis, we blend tradition with modern craftsmanship, offering contemporary options for classic techniques. Let us show you how foil stamping, embossing, and other embellishments can bring movement, light, and shade to your next printed product.
Ready to elevate your print? Let’s create something unforgettable.
Trellis is a stunning Brisbane development by Aria Property Group, with the creative done by Sexty Design. They used a beautiful lay-flat bind brochure to full effect with embossed colour plan endpapers and covers and a black foiled logo.
Tom Dooley Developments used an exceptional range of x7 different brochures present Argyle, New Farm, with each apartment type and penthouse brochure using the unique Artis Layflat bind for seamless presentation.
Long Pocket is a classy collaboration between PHNX Digital and developer Shayher Group. Situated in the lovely Indooroopilly suburb of Brisbane, it uses a beautiful Artis Layflat brochure to display the stunning creative to maximum effect.
