PrintPrint & Offline Graphics
Ian Wrigglesworth
These are examples of print design and offline graphics, showing how visual identities can be extended beyond the screen into physical formats — from editorial pieces and posters to packaging, environmental graphics, merchandise and promotional materials. The emphasis is on creating consistent, memorable visual systems that work across different printed applications.
Les Bordes Estate brochure cover
Brochure cover design for Les Bordes Estate, using a refined and understated visual approach to reflect the premium positioning of the estate.
Les Bordes Estate promotional banner
Large-format promotional banner created for a Les Bordes Estate event, combining brand imagery, messaging and visual hierarchy for an event environment.
Dog-themed wallpaper pattern
A playful repeating wallpaper pattern built around illustrated dogs, designed to create a distinctive and characterful interior graphic.
Chamba App promotional posters
Promotional poster campaign for the Chamba app, using bold colour, simple messaging and oversized mobile-device graphics for strong visual impact.
Verification Handbook cover — European Journalism Centre
Cover design for the European Journalism Centre’s Verification Handbook, using illustration and typography to make a serious subject clear, accessible and visually engaging.
llustrated poster
A character-led illustrated poster combining expressive drawing, typography and colour in a bold standalone composition.
Fundación Biodiversidad — Cuenta Atrás 2010 promotional stickers
A series of illustrated promotional stickers created for Fundación Biodiversidad’s Cuenta Atrás 2010 campaign, using character-based graphics to communicate biodiversity themes in an accessible way.
Dog illustration wrapping paper
Wrapping paper developed from a repeating pattern of dog illustrations, turning a simple character system into a flexible printed surface.
Agraz Catering packaging
Packaging design for Agraz Catering, using bold black-and-white graphic patterns to create a strong and recognisable visual identity.
PASTRES conference promotional bag
Promotional tote bag designed for the PASTRES conference, using simple illustrative graphics to extend the event identity into a practical physical item.
Upper Street Bros “Hangover” beer packaging
Packaging design for Upper Street Bros beer, Hangover, using strong colour, pattern and typography to create a distinctive retail presence.
A bold printed illustration developed as a standalone poster, combining hand-drawn typography and graphic imagery for a strong visual statement.
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Posted Oct 12, 2026
Selected print, packaging, promotional and environmental graphics created for brands, organisations and events across a range of sectors.
