LEFT BRAIN

Analytical

Accurate
text

Template set-up
Style guides
Management
Scheduling
Budgeting

RIGHT BRAIN

Creative

Attractive
design

Graphic design
Typography
Layout
Typesetting
Illustration

Two sides one project

PROJECT RELEASE

Roebourne Yirramagardu

150 years 1866–2016

Designed for the City of Karratha, Western Australia, this hardcover book is a pictorial journey through a rich, diverse and often turbulent history.

Designing a book?

Proven expertise for your project

Consultation

Project briefing
and handover

Strategy

Forming direction and
making effective choices

Presentation

Visual representation for
conceptual development

Preference

We like it,
you’ll love it

Portfolio

Scope of Practice

Guideline for counsellors

Models of Care

A framework for change

PEARL Learning Materials

Early learning

Pearson Mathematics

Award winning

Production services

Graphic design

Visual communication

Typesetting

Educational and corporate

CMYK colour mixing, registration and trims

Book printing

Print management

Illustration

Information graphics

Editing

Selecting and preparing

Placing artwork

InDesign automation

MathType workflow

Working with equations

PDF Proofreading Marks

Digital editorial mark-up

Why use us?

Nikki M Group is an award winning design studio. We are committed to quality, innovation and continuous improvement.

responsive communication
accurate and consistent
on time and on budget

What’s your next project?

Nikki M Group works across a broad range of industry sectors and develop products such as:

books and publications
financial reports
brochures and flyers
business stationery
marketing materials
press advertisements
websites

Testimonial

“On behalf of the broader team and our partner organisations, we thank Nikki M Group for providing a consistently very high level of service to us. We are so impressed by the timely communication, helpful advice, efficient revisions and expert design. We’ll certainly recommend Nikki M Group to our colleagues and hope to use their services for other projects.”

Associate Professor Andrew Briggs
School of Physiotherapy and Exercise Science
Faculty of Health Sciences
Curtin University