Adapt an approved visual theme across a coordinated merchandise range.
Application planning starts with the audience and use case. These pages describe considerations, not verified customer outcomes or product certification.
A skyline pin for a destination range. Choose which buildings should remain recognisable in the finished artwork.
A wooden keychain for a heritage attraction. Keep the landmark silhouette clear when adapting the design.
A metal magnet for a town or museum shop. Use a landmark and a place name that read clearly together.
A stitched magnet for a coastal gift range. Translate the tower and shoreline into a small set of thread colours.
Adapt an approved visual theme across a coordinated merchandise range.
Use these points to prepare a useful project brief.
Explain the theme, intended use and target audience.
Compare practical metal, acrylic, PVC or mixed-material routes.
Review retail packing and identification requirements.
Send the product type, dimensions, quantity, destination and target date. Put the details together in one custom project brief.