
The printing industry is very competitive and are challenged to find a point of difference to promote their company. This letterpress printer in the UK wanted to showcase their specialty method of printing, of inking raised type and pressing into soft paper using vintage equipment. It was the common form of printing back in the mid 15th – 19th century.
Glasglow Press wanted to demonstrate to customers the potential of letterpress printing and its tactile qualities. The company’s strategy was to commission a graphic designer to develop a creative piece to showcase different techniques. The result is a beautiful pack of music-themed cards, using different types of paper and a range of printing techniques such as die cutting and metallic foil. The cards are packaged in concertina folded translucent paper. The graphic elements and packaging are simple and effectively designed to create a piece that the customer would keep and show others.
This promotional piece acts as an educational tool on letterpress printing but also raises the profile of their company brand. This piece showcases their creativity, attention to detail and skills.

