Outsourced production graphics

Your graphics department shouldn’t be the bottleneck.

EXTN Graphics adds experienced packaging, production-artwork, and design capacity to your team—backed by a clear process from request to final delivery.

Built for production teams

Experienced capacity,
right when you need it.

EXTN works with packaging companies, printers, manufacturers, and overloaded graphics departments that need dependable help without adding another full-time position.

One difficult project, recurring production artwork, or reliable overflow support—we fit into the workflow and help keep work moving.

01Corrugated packaging02Packaging converters03Production artwork04Commercial print05Manufacturing06Apparel & promotional
20+

years across graphics, prepress, and digital production

Designed for what happens next

Good artwork still has to work in production.

Dielines, substrates, print limitations, color, file construction, revisions, approvals, and final handoffs are considered from the beginning—not discovered after the artwork reaches production.

Corrugated packagingPrepressDigital printIllustrator production

What EXTN handles

From production artwork
to the work around it.

Focused where production experience matters most. Flexible enough to support the broader creative work around it.

01

Packaging & Production Graphics

Corrugated packaging, production artwork, adaptations, revisions, prepress preparation, quality control, approvals, and final production-ready files.

  • Corrugated graphics
  • Artwork adaptations
  • Prepress & final files
02

Creative & Brand Support

Brand identities, logos, apparel graphics, print collateral, and the supporting creative work your business needs to stay consistent.

  • Branding & logos
  • Apparel graphics
  • Print collateral
03

Ongoing Graphics Capacity

Flexible project support, dependable overflow help, or recurring production work—without the overhead and delay of adding another full-time employee.

  • Overflow support
  • Recurring production
  • Embedded capacity

Clear scope: EXTN provides graphic design, production artwork, prepress preparation, and workflow support. Structural design, printing, platemaking, and physical manufacturing are not currently provided.

A clear path from request to delivery

The work moves forward.
The details stay connected.

Every project follows a documented workflow, so requests, artwork, feedback, approvals, and final files don’t disappear across scattered emails and disconnected folders.

  1. 01

    Submit the request

    Share the project, specifications, reference files, and timing in one organized place.

  2. 02

    Review and scope

    Questions are resolved and the path forward is confirmed before production begins.

  3. 03

    Produce the artwork

    Work is created or revised with its intended process and final use in mind.

  4. 04

    Quality control

    Artwork passes through an internal check before it reaches you for review.

  5. 05

    Review and approve

    View the proof, request changes, or approve through a documented process.

  6. 06

    Prepare and deliver

    Approved artwork is finalized, organized, and delivered for production use.

The system behind the service

Organized isn’t an extra feature. It’s how the work gets done.

EXTN projects are supported by GraphicsFlow, a purpose-built workflow connecting the first request to artwork, quality control, approval, delivery, and completion.

The platform stays behind the scenes. The clarity shows up in every project.

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Current projectRetail Display GraphicsG# 012856 · Rev 03
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  • Centralized requests and communication
  • Clear project status
  • Organized artwork and reference files
  • Controlled revisions and approval history
  • Dependable final-file delivery
  • Preserved records for future work

When EXTN fits

Your team doesn’t have to stay stuck at capacity.

Experienced capacity changes more than the size of the queue. It gives production teams a dependable way forward.

  1. 01

    Your graphics department has more work than it can reliably absorb.

  2. 02

    You lost internal production experience and are not ready to add a full-time position.

  3. 03

    Revisions, approvals, and final files are becoming difficult to track.

  4. 04

    Production spends too much time correcting incoming artwork.

  5. 05

    You need someone who understands packaging and print—not only visual design.

  6. 06

    Recurring artwork pulls your core team away from higher-priority work.

Work built for real use

Creative work with
production on the other side.

A selection of packaging graphics, brand identity, and apparel work created with production requirements in mind. Each project reflects practical execution, clear hierarchy, and files prepared for real-world use.

Signal Point corrugated packaging graphics
Packaging GraphicsSignal Point Packaging
AmeriServ vertical brand identity
Brand IdentityAmeriServ Rebrand
Carolina Chaos apparel graphics
Apparel GraphicsCarolina Chaos
Richie Gray, founder of EXTN Graphics
Richie Gray · Founder

Why EXTN exists

Built from the inside of a real graphics department.

EXTN Graphics was founded by Richie Gray, a Senior Graphic Designer and Digital Pre-Production Artist with more than 20 years of experience across corrugated packaging, prepress, digital printing, branding, apparel, and print design.

After approximately 12 years supporting packaging production inside a corrugated packaging manufacturer, his position was eliminated as the work moved to outsourcing. EXTN was built around what companies actually need from an outside graphics partner: production knowledge, responsive communication, direct accountability, and a process they can trust.

“This isn’t outsourcing designed around distance or volume. It’s experienced graphics support designed to work as an extension of your team.”

Extend your team

Tell us where graphics work is getting stuck.

One project, recurring support, or something still taking shape—it starts with a straightforward conversation.

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