Print collateral
Zil Studio designs the printed material a business actually runs on: capability decks, menus, catalogs, sell sheets, signage, and trade-show graphics, all delivered as press-ready files with dielines, bleeds, and separations done right. Menu systems start at $1,200; booth graphics at $2,800.
Made to survive the print run
- Capability statements and capability decks built for capture and BD
- Sales brochures, floor-plan sheets, and feature books
- Menu systems: dine-in, takeout, delivery, bar, seasonal
- Print catalogs and sell sheets
- Trade-show booth graphics and environments: AUSA, SHOT Show, SOFIC
- Signage, window graphics, and hoarding
- Bilingual English/Hebrew collateral, laid out properly right-to-left
- Press-ready files and print vendor coordination
Recent print work



What it costs
Asked and answered
Do you offer printing?
Design is the service, but the studio coordinates with print vendors and supplies correct press-ready files. For regulated packaging I’ll point you to printers who’ve run those formats before, which saves an expensive lesson.
Do you know the trade show calendar?
SHOT Show in January is the one that matters most, and booth graphics need to be at the printer well before the holidays. Bring the studio in by October.
What files do I get?
Print-ready and digital-ready files in every format your project needs (PDF, EPS, SVG, PNG, JPG), plus a guidelines document where the scope includes one.
How fast can print collateral turn?
On a Press Run partnership, standard collateral turns in 1–2 business days. As a one-off project, every proposal states the timeline before you sign.
Tell me what you’re building.
Send the project. You’ll get a real answer within one business day, including whether I think you should spend the money at all.