Make the message clear
Organize the names, dates and wording so the important details are easy to read.
Global Recognition · Green Bay
Custom Design & Artwork
You don’t need a finished production file to start a conversation. Bring your logo, wording or rough idea, and we’ll help work out what the finished project needs.
What could your project look like?
A few ways to begin the conversation. The details will depend on your item, design and intended use.
Adapt your existing artwork
Review a logo or image for the chosen product, size and decoration method.
Connect the project pieces
Keep the presentation consistent across awards, apparel and other coordinated items.
How to get started
Share the starting point
Send your artwork, item details and quantity, along with your budget and deadline.
Work through the options
Review materials, design placement and the proposed decoration with our team.
Confirm the details
Check the project details and artwork, then confirm pricing and timing with us before production.
An idea is enough to start.
Tell us what you’re working on, when you need it and what matters most. Our team will help you work through the options.
Custom Design & Artwork FAQs
Have a question about your specific project? Contact our team or visit us at 980 Velp Ave. in Green Bay.
Do I need finished artwork before contacting you?
No. Send what you have, explain the intended use and include any examples of the direction you like. We can review what preparation is needed and discuss the scope.
Which file formats are most useful?
Original vector files such as AI or EPS are helpful for logos. A PDF may also work, depending on what it contains. Send original image files for photos and review our Artwork Requirements page.
Can a small web image be made print-ready?
Changing the file extension does not restore missing detail. Send the best original source available; the team can review whether it needs to be recreated or replaced.
Is artwork preparation included in the price?
Additional preparation or design work may carry an art charge. Ask us to confirm the scope and estimate before work begins.
What should I check on my proof?
Check spelling, names, dates, quantities, layout and the intended print size. Include brand color references where relevant, since a screen alone is not a reliable color match.