Print and Collateral Design Services with Rajni Dutta Art & Design, where creativity and craftsmanship come together to elevate your brand. We design impactful print materials – from reports, brochures, flyers, and posters to packaging – that communicate your message with clarity and style.
Our expert team ensures every design reflects your brand identity, leaving a professional and memorable impression across all marketing touchpoints.
Choose the package that fits your goals. Let’s talk.
₹20,000
per project · GST extra
Timeline: 5–7 days
₹45,000
per project · GST extra
Timeline: 10–12 days
₹85,000
per project · GST extra
Timeline: 20–25 days
From ₹850
per item · GST extra
Pricing per item
A clear, structured design process — from brand understanding to final print-ready delivery.
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The process begins with a detailed discussion to understand your brand identity, communication goals, and the purpose of the print materials — focusing on how each piece will strengthen your brand presence.
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We collect essential details such as size, format, paper type, print finish, quantity, and distribution method — planning a design that’s both visually appealing and production-ready.
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We study your target audience and competitors to develop a creative direction that reflects your brand’s personality — defining tone, style, and key visual elements.
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Our design team creates multiple initial design concepts that capture your message with clarity and creativity — including layout options, typography, imagery, and colour palettes.
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After presenting the concepts, we gather your feedback and refine the chosen design — ensuring every detail aligns perfectly with your vision and brand standards.
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Once approved, we prepare print-ready files optimised for professional printing — including colour management, bleed settings, and format adjustments for high-quality results.
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If required, we coordinate with trusted print vendors to oversee production — ensuring the final output matches the approved design in colour, finish, and quality.
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We deliver the final designs (digital or printed) along with recommendations for maintaining brand consistency across all future marketing and promotional materials.
A beautiful logo means nothing if the business card printed with it comes back with the wrong colours, a blurry edge, or text cut off by the trim. Print design isn't the same skill as digital design — paper, ink, and physical production all behave differently from a screen, and getting it wrong is expensive to fix after the fact. This page covers exactly what's included in a print and collateral engagement, the materials covered, the process, and what shapes the cost, so you know what you're signing up for before a call.
Print and collateral design covers the physical materials your business hands to people — business cards, brochures, packaging, signage, and stationery — designed and prepared correctly for professional printing. It includes print-ready file production, meaning correct colour setup, bleed, and resolution, not just a design that looks fine on screen but breaks when it reaches a printer.
The distinction that matters here: a file built for a website and a file built for a printer are not interchangeable. Screens display colour in RGB; printers reproduce it in CMYK, and colours shift between the two if a file isn't converted and checked properly. Screens have no physical edge; a printed card does, and text or imagery placed too close to that edge risks being trimmed off if the file doesn't account for bleed. Skip these details and the printed result rarely matches what looked perfect on a monitor.
For most small businesses, a starting engagement covers business cards, a letterhead, and one or two brochure or flyer formats, prepared as print-ready files. Larger needs — packaging, signage, multi-piece stationery sets — are scoped based on what you actually need printed.
What you need from this service depends heavily on where your business currently stands.
If you already have a logo, colours, and typography sorted, this service applies that identity consistently across physical materials — the fastest and most straightforward starting point, since the creative decisions are already made.
Without an existing identity, print materials need a foundation first. This usually means pairing with our branding & visual identity design service before or alongside print work, so the printed pieces aren't built on decisions that get revisited a month later.
Sometimes it's a single project — packaging for a product launch, materials for a specific event, an invitation set. These are scoped as standalone projects rather than an ongoing engagement, with the same print-production care applied regardless of size.
Here's how a print engagement runs, start to finish:
Engagements are scoped around what you actually need printed:
| Collateral type | Best for | Good to know |
|---|---|---|
| Business cards & stationery | Any business needing basic print presence | Fastest turnaround, most common starting point |
| Brochures & flyers | Businesses explaining a product or service in detail | Format and page count shape both cost and timeline |
| Packaging | Product-based businesses | Needs die-line templates from your packaging supplier |
| Signage | Physical retail or office spaces | Material and size vary widely; scoped individually |
By the end of an engagement, you should have, in writing, a clear list of what's yours:
If the materials need to reflect a brand system that doesn't exist yet, that's worth sorting first — trying to design consistent collateral around an identity that's still being figured out usually means redoing work later.
Business cards and simple stationery can be ready within a week. Brochures, packaging, or multi-piece sets typically take two to three weeks, largely depending on revision rounds and how quickly reference materials or product photography come through from your side.
What moves the price:
Once we understand your scope, you get a clear quote before any work starts.
Good print design won't fix a weak product, but it removes a specific, avoidable cost: reprinting materials because colours came out wrong or text got trimmed off. The realistic win here is materials that print correctly the first time and look consistent with everything else carrying your brand.
Be wary of any print design service that skips the proofing step to save time — it's the single most common place cheap or rushed work goes wrong, and it's far more expensive to fix after a thousand cards have already come off the press.
This work comes out of a studio with a genuine eye for composition and colour built through years of painting and commissioned art — a foundation that carries directly into how a printed piece is laid out and coloured, rather than being assembled from template components.
The studio has been featured by Hindustan Times, Business Standard, ThePrint, and ANI, and has delivered creative work for organisations including Airbnb, Qualcomm, upGrad, and Shoppers Stop — proof of working with brands that expect a considered, professional result. More on the studio's background is on the about page. If you need both the identity and the printed materials sorted, our branding & visual identity design service covers the foundational work this print service builds on.
Design and print-ready file preparation for physical materials — business cards, brochures, packaging, signage, stationery — including correct colour setup, bleed, and resolution for professional printing.
The core service is design and print-ready file preparation. We can guide you on paper stock, finish, and printer choice, or coordinate print production directly depending on your preference.
It helps significantly. Without one, print materials often need to be redone once a proper identity is established. If you don't have one yet, our branding service is worth doing first or alongside this work.
Business cards and stationery can be ready within a week; brochures, packaging, or multi-piece sets typically take two to three weeks. Cost depends on the number and complexity of pieces, revision rounds, and whether an existing brand identity is already in place.
Branding builds your logo, colours, and typography system. This service applies that system to physical printed materials, correctly prepared for production — the two are separate but connected steps.
