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In a digital world of endless scrolls, your message can vanish in a swipe. So why are digital giants like Apple and Google investing in print? Because print creates a lasting, tactile connection that builds trust. Digital = reach. Print = trust.. A premium brochure or bespoke welcome pack has weight and texture. It tells your audience, "This matters.". When Print Wins: • Closing high-value B2B deals • Welcoming new corporate clients • Rewarding loyal customers • Demonstrating sustainability. The Silent Language of Quality: Paper weight and finish signal craftsmanship. Foiling and embossing communicate premium quality. Recycled stocks prove your eco-commitments.. This isn’t old-school; it’s a strategic brand experience that complements your digital campaigns.. The G3 Creative Approach: We make your strategy tangible. We refine your message and design print pieces—from luxury business cards to exhibition stands—to be held, remembered, and acted upon, using sustaina...

You’ve no doubt seen the news. In a move that would make any self respecting Spectre villain blush, Amazon has quietly airbrushed the pistols from classic James Bond posters along with the Bond girls. We are told that fans are furious. Critics are aghast. And somewhere, a Walther PPK is quietly weeping in a dark corner. It made me think of Joe Caroff — the legendary designer behind the original 007 logo, who passed away recently at 103. (I shared a tribute to him in an earlier post — his name may not be known to millions, but his design defined a global franchise for over 60 years.) Caroff’s genius was simplicity with bite — a single, daring idea that embodied Bond’s character. So naturally, I wondered: what if Amazon’s brand-safety team had called him back from the beyond to “update” his work for a more sensitive era? Hello Joe, we know you're busy designing the celestial title cards for the afterlife, but we need your genius. Your iconic 007 logo is... problematic. The...