5 Tips for Creating Print-Friendly PDFs
Creating print-friendly PDFs ensures a smooth production process. But many factors can throw your design off track. Keep these tips in mind.
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Unboxing A Virtual Event – The Untapped Market
We have seen consumer shifts over the last year to digital. COVID has accelerated the growth of e-commerce and forced events to go virtual. It is in times of challenge that some of the best innovations emerge.
How Print Can Help Restaurants During Covid
As businesses reopen, they will require COVID safety signs and distancing dots. Richard Romano identifies some unique samples restaurants are likely to need.
Orange Is Not The New Black
A great design can be produced accurately, efficiently, and cost-effectively. That is why we all need a basic understanding of the production supply chain.
Survey: Highlights on the State of Digital Packaging
What’s the current state of digitally printed packaging? NAPCO gives us key insights with their latest research ‘Digital packaging: The Time is Now!’
Old School Tools Every Designer Should Own
Some of the most useful design tools are the tried and true ones. Five old school tools every designer should own.
QR Codes Are Consumer and Covid Friendly
Companies can go back to the way things were, sticking their head in the sand, or they can take the ideas of bespoke manufacturing, and bring it to a realization.
Digitizing A Brand’s Color Palette
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.
Helping a Designer Bring Bling to Their Brand
A Chicago designer explores inkjet printing for a jewelry catalog and learns how paper and effects create stunning images and save on production costs.
Will On-Demand Manufacturing Be the New Normal Post-Pandemic for Textiles and Apparel?
On-demand manufacturers are seeing increased demand, due to the pandemic along with a shift in the industry to manufacture more efficiency with sustainability.
