Doug Seed, along with partner and wife, Anne Seed have been creating professional graphic design, catalog and publication design and layout in the Boston-north and southern New Hampshire for over 30 years.

We are experts in creation and production of all types of printed materials from brochures to custom labels, simple and complex forms, catalogs, annual reports, newspapers, newsletters and magazines. Our business is based on long-term relationships with our clients. Typically we work with clients for many years, and we even have a few clients who have been mutually loyal for as many as three decades.

We are committed, hard working professionals who know every aspect of digital and offset printing, signage, trade show b0oth materials, large format printing, Giclee art reproduction and professional, commercial photography.

Clients include Brandeis University, Boston Analytical, Rokon International, General Measurements, Printed Products Unlimited, Lindt Chocolatiers, Sylvania, Medmix, Sulzer Mixpac, Watts Regulator, NCS Regulatory Compliance, AquaBond Adhesives, Scleroderma Foundation of N.E., Daddy's Junky Music Stores, TJX Corp., B2B Holdings, Inc.,  MG Print & Promotions, Infinite Graphic Resources, Image-Tec Commercial Photography, SmartSource, Inc. and several major hotels in Boston. We produce artwork for a number of printing companies, print brokers and the advertising & promotional products industry.

Doug's career began when he graduated from the Art institute of Boston and went to work at a firm that did typesetting for text books, college catalogs and the Massachusetts legislative laws and resolutions official record. After a few years in the commercial printing industry, he broke out on his own and has spent the next several decades with his own freelance production studio, serving the clients listed above and scores of others along the way. For 12 years in the 1980s and '90s, Anne and Doug owned Allprint - a printing and graphics firm at 1 Stiles Rd. in Salem, New Hampshire. Upon sell that business, they returned to freelance artwork, graphics and publication production.