Pakistan-based · Nationwide & international enquiries
Design, layout and print production for newsletters, magazines and recurring editions created from client-approved text, images and brand material. Discuss a new publication, a refreshed format or continuity across future issues.
Universities, colleges, societies and organisations across Pakistan send their issue material remotely and approve pages digitally; printed copies are delivered to the agreed address for each edition.
Your content & requirements. Our design & production where agreed.
FBR Registered
Our newsletters & magazines
Real newsletters and magazines from our portfolio, grouped by title. Select any issue to see it large.
2016 – 2021
Monthly and quarterly issues in English and Urdu. The April–June 2021 quarterly credits Talal Publishers as its printer.
University of SargodhaNewsletter, August 2016 (Vol. 10, Issue 08)
University of SargodhaNewsletter, September 2016 (Vol. 10, Issue 09)
University of SargodhaNewsletter, December 2016
University of SargodhaQuarterly Newsletter 2020
University of SargodhaQuarterly Newsletter 2021
University of SargodhaQuarterly Newsletter, April–June 2021 (Vol. 15, No. 2)2026
One identity, a new issue each quarter: masthead, colour and page system carried from one edition to the next.
2018 – 2020
Campus news and updates laid out as recurring editions.
2014 – 2022
One title across the years: Simsonian in three editions, and the KEMCOL magazine.
Displayed as project examples, not endorsements or a claim of ownership of the organisations or editorial content shown.
Newsletters · Magazines · Recurring issues
From our workUniversity of Sargodha · Newsletter, September 2016 (Vol. 10, Issue 09)A clear hierarchy for announcements, updates and photographs supplied by your organisation.
From our workKEMCOL · Student magazineFeature-led layouts that balance headlines, imagery and longer stories.
From our workCarry an agreed visual identity across issues while allowing each edition its own content.
Service details
What the service covers, in detail.
From our workCOMSATS Lahore Campus · Newsletter, Spring 2018We organize client-approved stories, announcements, features and images into an edition that is clear to navigate and consistent with the intended identity.
From our workA first issue can establish the layout system. Later issues can retain that identity while accommodating new text, images and page requirements.
Illustrative photoThe client reviews the cover, sequence, wording and image placement. Printing proceeds only when it is included in the order and the issue is approved.
Illustrative photoRemote design collaboration is available. Physical printing and delivery are discussed separately according to quantity, destination and fulfilment options.
From requirements to approved work
Issue material → Page design → Client review → Approval → Printing, when physical production is included.
Questions about this service
Answers are limited to the workflow and capabilities described on this page. Your quotation confirms the final scope.
Yes. Student and institutional magazines such as Simsonian and KEMCOL, and university newsletters for COMSATS Lahore Campus and the University of Sargodha, are among the periodicals we have produced from supplied content.
Yes. Share the previous issue and any brand guidance so continuity or a considered refresh can be discussed.
The client supplies and approves the editorial content, photographs, captions and any required permissions.
Yes. Layout and design can be the complete service, with agreed files delivered after approval.
Include the expected frequency, approximate pages, content handoff date, approval contact and whether print production is required.
Page count, copies per issue, colour, paper, binding or stitching, whether each issue needs new design work and how often it is published all shape the quotation for a newsletter or magazine.
A clear next step
Share the publication type, intended readers, issue frequency, page count, approved text and images, previous editions where relevant, quantity, destination and target date.
