What file formats do you accept for printing?

PDF is strongly preferred, especially for large format posters. We can also accept DOC, PPT, and high-resolution JPEG/TIFF for smaller prints.

How fast is the turnaround?

Standard printing jobs can usually be completed within 1–2 hours. For laser cut portfolios, it may take us 1–2 days. For urgent deadlines, please check with us for availability.

Is there a minimum order size?

No minimum order. You can print a single sheet or a full set — our pricing is per job and per sheet.

Do you offer specialty finishes like foil or embossing?

We can only provide basic lamination in-house at the moment. Foil stamping, embossing, or spot UV may be available in the near future.

Custom Portfolio

Printing & Covers

Print and finish your portfolio in one place.
We offer custom portfolio printing, cover options and binding for architecture, design and presentation work.

Designed for Creative Portfolios

From page printing to custom covers and binding, we can help you put together a portfolio that feels complete and presentation-ready. Choose from A3, A4 or custom sizes, with engraved wooden covers or acrylic covers finished with vinyl details or acrylic paint. Whether you need something clean and minimal or more customised and expressive, we can tailor the format to suit your work.

Portfolio Style Ideas

A wooden notebook cover with the name 'Alyssa' and the word 'Photography' engraved on it, accompanied by a black pen and a small black container on a white surface.

Open CAD architectural plans on a desk with a laptop, mouse, cup and saucer, and small hardware parts including screws, nuts, and washers

A white presentation board with cut-out letters spelling 'AYUKA MARTINS' on a desk. There are architectural sketches and a small model of a house, a vase with eucalyptus branches, a pair of compasses, and some spiral notebooks nearby.

How to Build Your Portfolio

A well-finished portfolio comes together through a few key choices — cover material, finish, binding and size. Start by choosing the cover style that best suits your work.

Cover Materials

Choose a cover material that suits the look, feel and purpose of your portfolio.

Wooden Covers

Wooden covers offer a warm, natural and professional presentation style. They are ideal for architecture and design portfolios, especially when you want a clean, tactile finish with engraved details.

Best for:
Natural presentation · Engraved names and titles · Architecture portfolios

A rectangular wooden board standing upright on a white surface.

Bamboo Plywood

A plain, light-colored wooden board standing upright against a white background.

Bass Plywood

A square wooden panel with a polished dark wood grain surface standing upright against a plain white background.

Walnut Plywood

Acrylic Covers

Acrylic covers create a cleaner, sharper and more modern look. They work well for presentation styles that need bold text, logos or stronger graphic contrast.

Best for:
Modern presentation · Clean typography · Branded portfolio covers

Black Acrylic

White Acrylic

A plain white blank book or notebook standing upright against a white background.

Frosted Acrylic

Clear Acrylic

Finish Options

Different finishes can completely change the look of your portfolio cover, from subtle and minimal to bold and more customised.

Black portfolio folder with gold accents and the words 'Portfolio' and 'Juliana Silva' on the cover.

Laser Engraving

Laser engraving places your logo or design directly into the portfolio cover. The engraved areas appear light grey on this finish, which makes it ideal for detailed artwork.

A black photo album with gold binding and personalized engraving on the cover that says 'ANTON & SARAH 23.08.25' with a monogram 'AS' in the center.

Color Engraving

Add colour to selected parts of your portfolio cover for a more customised finish. This can be done through colour-filled engraving or hand-painted details, depending on the material and design.

Cut-out

Your logo or design is cut out from the portfolio cover, allowing the page underneath to show through. This creates a layered effect with added depth, contrast and colour.