- Creative design
- Production design
- Artwork correction
- Preflight
- Proof preparation
- Revisions
- Final export
- Design-side QA
A design partner behind the printing business.
Magik Designs was structured around the reality of artwork moving between customers, sales teams, art departments and production.
The request changes. The wrong logo arrives. A proof is needed quickly. Another location needs another version. Our role is to handle the artwork workload assigned to us while keeping that work organized and visible.
We strengthen the printer, not compete with it.
The print provider remains the customer-facing production business.
Magik Designs works behind commercial printers, franchise locations, sign companies and related print operations. End-customer communication only happens where it is specifically authorized.
Start with one controlled need. Expand the relationship when the workflow and output meet your expectations.
Discuss a Vendor RelationshipYour customer. Your production operation.
Additional design capacity when you need it, organized around the artwork responsibilities you assign to us.
Better Handoffs Begin With Clear Boundaries.
Magik Designs is accountable for assigned artwork work. The printer remains responsible for the production environment and final output decisions.
- RIP processing
- Machine configuration
- Substrate selection
- Output profile
- Production calibration
- Physical print inspection
- Final manufacturing decisions
- Customer relationship
Consistent Artwork Support Across Participating Locations.
Franchise groups and multi-location printers can use one external artwork relationship without mixing every store's files and requests together.
Location organization
Keep participating locations and their jobs identifiable.
Shared standards
Apply a consistent intake, version and design-side QA process.
Consolidated visibility
Give management a clearer view of the work assigned to Magik Designs.
Expandable capacity
Add support as location participation or artwork volume grows.
The Controls We Expect From Ourselves.
Instructions should be traceable
Important production decisions should not disappear inside unrelated messages.
The latest revision should be clear
Version control matters when artwork is moving toward production.
QA should happen before release
The requested work and final export should be checked before handoff.
Shop requirements should be respected
A defined production specification should be followed instead of guessed.
Customer relationships should stay protected
A white-label vendor should support the printer behind the work.
Begin with a controlled artwork need.
If the workflow works for both teams, we can discuss recurring, reserved or multi-location capacity.