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Birmingham based Wild Ilk Design Studio make highly creative print design using a range of modern and traditional artworking techniques.
We really love this work, it’s actually the reason we started a graphic design firm in the first place – to work in the experimental realm of applied art and inventive print design.
As a design studio we have developed a wide range of creative print work for clients across various sectors, from bespoke hand made photo-books & limited edition screen printed posters to intricately detailed record sleeves, festival programmes and high end publications.
A piece of standout artwork, printed on high quality paper stock with a memorable print finish can make a huge impact, a beautiful object that people will keep for years and years.
A range of our creative print work since 2010.
A range of our creative print work since 2010.
A range of our creative print work since 2010.
A range of our creative print work since 2010.
A range of our creative print work since 2010.
A range of our creative print work since 2010.
A range of our creative print work since 2010.
A range of our creative print work since 2010.
Our rigorous approach to each client’s requirements is uniquely tailored, involving consideration and gaining a thorough understanding, through research, of the project’s intent and audience. This allows us to make relevant and informed choices about the mediums we work in and the design direction we follow.
Whether we are working in a digital format or with a more physical process such as a lino-cut or ink drawing we work closely with our clients to ensure that they have the opportunity to feedback at various stages of the project and that the requirements of the design brief are met in full.
We have an in-depth experience of various print processes from lithography and digital printing to screen printing, as well as hot foiling, debossing, die-cutting and many other interesting techniques that can provide magnificent results.
We also have a deep understanding and knowledge of the materials involved meaning that we can suggest appropriate paper stocks and print finishes and that can further enforce the creative ideas and ethos of the work. The materials used are just as important as the design itself.