The Milky Way Galaxy, which includes our solar system, is a series of relationships built on complex matter. Humans are complex matter – and we move in complex systems too. But ultimately, the most important thing to us is relationships; relationships with our planet and with other humans, built on trust. That is all we have when we are born – and all we need through life. Relationships play a major role in printing; not only between the rosette palette of colours and our high-end machines, but also between people. When aSEE DETAILS

If your FY21 was reproduced on a page, what would it look like? And more importantly, what would FY22 look like? When the concept of an organisation (for profit or non-profit) is first conceived, the person (or people) that breathe life into it also construct a DNA.  This DNA is the foundation to everything that is core to the organisation; methodologies, values, benefactors, stakeholders – and personality.  An organisation’s personality – the way it behaves, talks and presents itself – is its brand, underpinned by the business’ true north. A brandSEE DETAILS

There have been countless buzzwords uttered across the globe during this era of pandemic – some old, some new, and some with altered meaning. But one, above all, has been around in one form or another since animals started to roam this planet: “Trust”.  Whether a passing look in the eye, or a lifetime of learning, animals – including humans – have learned to trust or distrust one another. In 2020, humans were forced to decide whether or not to trust businesses and brands. Human-to-brand trust (and vice-versa) did not become a thingSEE DETAILS

Melbourne-based print and communication specialist Complete Colour is a 29-year-old business built on the strongest foundations. Managing Director Tim Michaelides started the business in June 1992, servicing clients by day and operating the presses at night. The pillars were set and the foundation built for what we know as Complete today – a sophisticated leader at the forefront of cutting edge print and communication technology. The business is no longer just about print, but the original pillars and foundations continue to inform every decision and action for Tim and hisSEE DETAILS

Whatever last year brought for you and your business, this is 2021 – and you get to choose the colour. Pantone (the reference grid above) is the global colour authority and provider of professional colour language standards used across a variety of industries – including printing.  While Pantone is the industry standard for spot colours (pre-mixed ink), it represents less than 1% of all print production. At Complete Colour (and the industry in general), the other 99% of print is produced in Cyan, Magenta, Yellow and Black – better knownSEE DETAILS