by Sophie Inkie | Apr 14, 2026 | news
Why Your Canva Designs Print Like Rubbish (And It’s Not Canva’s Fault) Let’s get something straight from the start. Canva is a perfectly good tool. It’s accessible, intuitive, and has democratised design in ways that would have seemed...
by Sophie Inkie | Apr 13, 2026 | news
Before and After: Bad Prompts vs Good Prompts (Real Examples) We’ve spent the past week teaching you how to write better prompts for Canva and ChatGPT. Now it’s time to see the difference in action. Print Lord has seen thousands of design briefs over the...
by Sophie Inkie | Apr 12, 2026 | news
Format Matters: Why Your Prompt Must Include Size and Layout Here’s a question Print Lord hears far too often: “Why does my design look brilliant on screen but rubbish when printed?” Nine times out of ten, the answer is simple. The designer never...
by Sophie Inkie | Apr 11, 2026 | news
Colour Prompting: How to Get the Palette You Actually Want Here’s something Print Lord sees constantly: a client designs something in Canva that looks lovely on screen, picks some colours they quite like, exports the file, and sends it to print. Then the printed...
by Sophie Inkie | Apr 10, 2026 | news
Style and Mood: How to Describe What You Want (Without Design Jargon) You know what you want your flyer to look like. It’s there in your head, clear as day. Professional but not boring. Modern but not cold. Bold but not shouty. Then you sit down to brief...
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...