by Sophie Inkie | Apr 9, 2026 | news
Audience First: Why Your Prompt Needs to Know Who’s Looking Here’s a truth most people miss when they’re typing prompts into Canva AI or ChatGPT: the audience changes everything. You can have the perfect format specified, the right colours chosen, a...
by Sophie Inkie | Apr 8, 2026 | news
The Anatomy of a Good Design Prompt: What to Include Every Time Yesterday we talked about why vague prompts get you rubbish results. Today we’re fixing that problem permanently. Print Lord has reviewed thousands of design files over two decades. The ones that...
by Sophie Inkie | Apr 7, 2026 | news
Why ‘Make Me a Poster’ Gets You Rubbish (And What to Say Instead) If you’ve ever typed “make me a poster” into Canva’s AI design tool, or any image generator, and been disappointed with the result, this one’s for you. The...
by Sophie Inkie | Apr 6, 2026 | news
The 5-Minute ChatGPT Brief That Saves Hours of Design Faff It happens every week. A client sends Print Lord a Canva file that has been tweaked, redone, reworked, and agonised over for days. The layout has been shuffled around seventeen times. Fonts have been swapped...
by Sophie Inkie | Apr 5, 2026 | news
Brochure Planning: Define Your Sections Before You Design Brochures are where most amateur designers come unstuck. Not because brochures are particularly complicated, but because they involve multiple pages, and multiple pages means structure matters. Jump straight...
by Sophie Inkie | Apr 4, 2026 | news
Menu Planning Made Simple: ChatGPT Prompts for Restaurant Print If you run a restaurant, café, pub, or any hospitality venue, you already know your menu is more than a list of dishes. It is your brand on a page, your first impression, and often the difference between...