Convergence of Textile & Print: Interview with WhatTheyThink

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.

Most of us are now working virtually, and those who have children find themselves now homeschooling as well. If you are looking for an art activity, coloring eggs might be on your list this week…

Brand managers, marketers, and designers must begin to consider how online grocery services impact the ultimate moment of truth.

Untappd took the lessons from their first virtual event and made the European event incrementally better.

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.

One of 100 Summit celebrates packing design. This year’s winner focused on sustainability, personalization and innovation.

Designers have a new tool with Inkjet technology. From personalized bottles to floorings & decor, and innovative materials has created new markets.

A recent visit to Sephora gave me an opportunity to get a male employee’s perspectives on packaging. It may surprise you.

I read a lot of packaging trend reports and commentary. One thing is clear – many different packaging trends are happening at the moment – it all depends on what market and industry you find you find yourself.

Stumped on what to get for the holidays? Let us help. Our Top 10 Gifts have ideas for designers, marketers, photographers and more.

Design processes were already moving towards 3D and digital. Our Design Dash is for all designers to begin thinking of designing in 3D.

Colorkarma is excited to announce our first Design Dash Contest. With our partner Gerber Technology, we invite all designers and creatives to submit their colorful, inspiring, calming, fun and creative design patterns for face-masks.

I come from a printing background, developed over time after graduation, where I was skilled in both design and PostScript ‚Äî the language that produced digital designs on printers. It was the ’90s, where digital printing was in its infancy.

We visit with Frank Romano to learn about the History of Chromolithography.

Why does the color look different in a store than at home? Understanding color perception helps designers minimize color change.