There are several color languages and picking the right one in a design file is critical to achieving the desired color in the final product. Knowing which color language to use depends on your application.
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Color
Color choices affect printing costs. To use color cost-effectively in design, consider inks, paper, substrates and number of colors.
We talk to Kristen Dettoni, founder of Design Pools on how she discusses color and color changes with her suppliers.
We visit with Frank Romano to learn about the History of Chromolithography
Stumped on what to get for the holidays? Let us help. Our Top 10 Gifts have ideas for designers, marketers, photographers and more.
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We chat with Ryan Stanley from PVH about the digitization of the brand’s color palette and the value of partnerships between design teams and color and material groups.
Why does the color look different in a store then at home? Understanding color perception helps designers minimize color change.
Companies are continually streamlining. The coronavirus has required some operations to digitize and change quickly. We are now at the cusp of the automated and digitized supply chain, design to shelf.
Learn how dyeing eggs can teach you about common design to production issues.
With new information each day about COVID-19, it is time for designers to help life-science tell their story, and make a difference using visual storytelling.
