Books, reports and calendars people keep.
We design books, reports, guidelines, calendars and menus, from the cover to the last chart. Each project starts with moodboards, so the creative direction is settled before layout begins.
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Long documents are easy to make and hard to read. Dense pages, inconsistent charts and weak covers mean important information gets skipped. Good layout and type make a report or booklet something people actually open.
What you get
Moodboards first
We share three moodboards, you sign off one, and the creative direction is locked before any pages are designed.
Layout and typography
We design the layout, type hierarchy, section pages, charts, graphs and figures, and edit the photos.
Covers
Front and back covers are designed as part of every book.
Calendars and menus
Calendars start with two concept options, and menus can include illustrations and a full layout.
Print-ready files
You get a print-ready PDF with bleed in A4 or your chosen size. Printing itself is arranged separately.
How we work
- Step 1
Moodboards
Three directions, one signed off.
- Step 2
Copy approval
Your final copy is given and approved.
- Step 3
Design
Layout, typography and figures across every page.
- Step 4
Revisions and delivery
Revision rounds on the whole book, then the print-ready file.
Selected work
All 13 print and publication design projects →
Who you'll work with
The people who lead this work at AICREATIVV.
Questions clients ask
How long does a book take to design?
About four to five weeks for up to 40 pages, and around 14 to 18 weeks for a 200-page book. Menus take about two to three weeks, and calendars from three weeks to two months.
How many revision rounds are included?
Two to three rounds for the whole book. Revisions happen after the moodboard is locked, so the concept does not change.
Do you handle printing?
No. We deliver print-ready files and procurement is not included.
