Clear hierarchy
Strong section headers, disciplined typography, and repeatable data treatments make dense technical pages easier to scan.
Selected Work • Graphic Design
Catalog &
Print Design
One example of commercial graphic design work: a 36-page industrial product catalog. It shows how dense product information, typography, layout, photography, technical tables, brand consistency, and print production come together.
Format
36-page catalog
Focus
Dense technical product information
Output
Print-ready sales collateral
What this project demonstrates.
This project is here as a portfolio example—not as a catalog sales page. The challenge was taking a large amount of technical product information and making it clear, consistent, visually strong, and usable across many different page types.
Flexible page system
The catalog can shift between product grids, editorial feature pages, comparison charts, and spec-heavy layouts while still feeling like one brand.
Built for production
The work was prepared as practical commercial collateral, balancing visual polish with the realities of product accuracy, revisions, and print production.
Selected pages
A few pages that show the range of the system—from navigation and technical comparison graphics to campaign-style product features.
Portfolio note: This project is shown strictly as an example of commercial design and production work.
Graphic design is part of what STNY brings to the table.
This catalog is one example of that work. STNY can also apply the same design thinking to sales sheets, branding, digital graphics, websites, signage, and other customer-facing materials.