graphic design that survives contact with the real world.

Print collateral, packaging, signage, vehicle graphics and digital assets. Designed to your brand system, prepared correctly for production, and delivered in files the printer will not send back.

the problem

it looked right on screen and printed wrong.

The proof comes back and the red is orange. The logo is cut off because nobody left bleed. The photo that looked sharp on a laptop is soft at poster size. Now the run is paid for, the event is in four days, and someone has to decide whether to use it anyway.

The other version of this problem is slower and more expensive. Small requests get handled by whoever is free, so the flyer, the proposal and the truck each end up in a slightly different version of the brand. From a distance the company stops looking like one company.

Both come from the same gap: design treated as a one off task instead of production run against a system. We handle the production knowledge so it stops being your problem, and we design against your brand rules so everything still matches a year from now.

what we design08

from business card to box truck.

01

print collateral

Business cards, flyers, brochures, door hangers, postcards and mailers. Set up with correct bleed, safe margins and CMYK conversion.

02

packaging and labels

Structural layout to dieline, print ready artwork, and the finishing specifications your converter needs to quote it properly.

03

signage

Storefront, interior, wayfinding and job site signs. Designed at scale with viewing distance and legibility in mind, not scaled up from a card.

04

vehicle graphics

Wraps, partial wraps and lettering, laid out to real vehicle templates so the logo does not land on a door seam or a wheel arch.

05

sales materials

Proposals, one pagers, price sheets, presentation decks and estimate templates that look like the quality of work you are quoting.

06

digital and social assets

Ad creative, email graphics, web banners and social templates your team can reuse without a designer for every post.

07

trade show and events

Booth graphics, banners, table covers and handouts, produced to each vendor's template and deadline.

08

print ready handoff

Bleed, color mode, fonts and resolution set to your printer's exact specifications, so the files are accepted the first time. You place the order with the printer you trust.

how it works04

specs before pixels.

Most print problems are decided before anyone opens a design file. Getting the dimensions, the substrate and the printer requirements right at the start is what makes the rest routine.

  1. 01

    brief and specs

    Audience, message, call to action, exact dimensions, quantity, substrate, finishing and the printer's requirements. Ten minutes here saves a reprint later.

  2. 02

    design

    Colors, type and logo usage pulled from your guidelines, not reinvented per piece. If no system exists yet, we tell you before starting.

  3. 03

    review and proof

    You review a digital proof, and for larger runs we recommend a physical proof from the actual printer. Screen color and press color are never identical.

  4. 04

    production files

    Correct color mode, embedded fonts, linked images at resolution, bleed and crop marks. Delivered in the format your printer asked for, named clearly.

fit

who this is for.

  • 01Companies with recurring design needs that keep landing on whoever is available.
  • 02Businesses whose trucks, signs and print are visible to customers before the website is.
  • 03Teams that have brand guidelines and need someone to apply them consistently.
  • 04Owners who have paid for a reprint and would rather not do it again.

An honest note. If you do not have a brand system yet, individual pieces will keep drifting no matter how well each one is designed. In that case we will point you to brand identity first. It costs more up front and less over three years, and we would rather say it now than design twelve pieces that will not match.

where we work

print and signage across South Florida.

Revna is based in Deerfield Beach and works with businesses throughout Broward, Palm Beach and Miami-Dade, including Fort Lauderdale, Boca Raton, Pompano Beach and Miami. For print and signage, being local helps with the details: we know how the South Florida sun, humidity and viewing distances treat a sign or a wrap, and we design for it.

For clients outside the region nothing changes: we design and prepare files to your printer's specifications, and the production knowledge travels with them.

Deerfield BeachBoca RatonFort LauderdalePompano BeachMiami

questions05

before you ask.

q.01Do you handle the printing too?

No. We design and prepare print ready files to your printer's specifications, and you place the order with the printer you trust. That keeps the cost of the run in your hands.

q.02How fast can you turn something around?

It depends on the piece. A simple piece from an existing brand system is much faster than something that needs a new layout. Tell us the deadline first and we will tell you honestly whether it is realistic, instead of agreeing and delivering something rushed.

q.03Can you work from our existing brand?

Yes, and we prefer to. Send whatever you have: guidelines, logo files, past pieces. If the files are incomplete or inconsistent, we will tell you what is missing and what it will take to work around it.

q.04What files do I get?

Print ready PDFs set up to your printer's specifications, plus web formats where relevant. Editable source files are included on request so nothing is locked to us. We tell you before delivery which fonts are licensed and by whom.

q.05Do you use AI to generate artwork?

We use AI where it genuinely helps, such as exploration and production support, and we tell you when a delivered asset involved it. We do not use it to fake photography of work you did not do, or to generate a logo. Those two shortcuts create legal and credibility problems that outlast the savings.

something needs to be designed right?

Send the specs and the deadline. We will tell you what it needs and whether the timeline is honest before anything starts.

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