In a world where first impressions matter, the quality of your printed materials plays a crucial role in shaping how your brand is perceived. Whether you realize it or not, every brochure, business card, direct mail piece, or packaging component sends a message about your company’s attention to detail, commitment to excellence, and overall brand […]
First Impressions: What Print is Saying About Your Brand? Read More »
In 2025, custom, digitally produced environmental graphics are making waves in the world of interior design. Once reserved for commercial spaces like offices, restaurants, retail stores, and hotels, these versatile graphics are now making their way into residential spaces, offering a dynamic, customizable alternative to traditional wall treatments. From murals to wallpaper, these digitally printed
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At Graphic Village, we are proud to announce that we’ve made a significant leap in our standing within the printing industry. After being ranked #118 on the 2024 Printing Impressions 300 list, we are thrilled to also be recognized as the 63rd largest wide-format printing operation in the U.S. and Canada in the 2024 Wide-Format
Celebrating Growth: Graphic Village Ranks 63 on the “2024 Wide-Format Impressions 150” Read More »
During a recent conversation with a local design and branding colleague, a key point emerged: young designers often fail to fully grasp the immense value that print applications can bring. While they excel at creating beautiful PDFs or sleek digital concepts, many overlook how the physicality of print—especially with substrates and finishing techniques like folds,
From Pixels to Print: Why Young Designers Should Think Beyond the Computer Screen Read More »
We are proud to share that Graphic Village has climbed to #118 on the prestigious 2024 Printing Impressions 300 list, an achievement that underscores our steady growth and commitment to excellence in the commercial printing industry. This marks a significant leap from #133 in 2023 and an even more remarkable rise from #166 in 2022.
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In a significant move within the Greater Cincinnati business community, Revitalize Capital, the Blue Ash-based private equity firm and parent company of Graphic Village, has acquired LPK, a renowned local design firm that grew into a global branding powerhouse. The acquisition, finalized on December 31, 2024, marks Revitalize’s 21st acquisition and its first since the
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In the world of print, experience is invaluable—but even the most seasoned professionals can stumble when details are overlooked. Whether you’re new to printing or a veteran, having a well-prepared checklist is the key to saving time, cutting costs, and avoiding unnecessary stress. Before sending your files to press, ensure everything is in order with
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While this legislation (called the Single-Use Plastic Ban) comes out of the United Kingdom, there is an important takeaway for U.S. brands. It is part of the larger trend in which companies are shifting away from plastics to paper in their packaging. That shift is happening in the United States, as well. Although not as
The Paper Preference: Staying Ahead of the Curve with Paper-Based Packaging Read More »
When you think of Rick Rubin, the first thing that might come to mind is his unparalleled influence on the music industry. With a career spanning decades and an artist roster that includes names like Adele, Johnny Cash, the Beastie Boys, and Jay-Z, Rubin’s impact is undeniable. Yet, as he reveals in his 2023 interview
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As the marketing landscape evolves, its role in the printing industry does as well. GV recently spoke with Andrew Schall, President of Graphic Media Alliance (GMA), a Columbus-based association supporting the graphic communications industry across Ohio, Michigan, and Northern Kentucky. GMA offers advocacy, workforce development, networking opportunities, and numerous programs to boost efficiency and profitability
