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

Richard Romano spoke with Dexter Johnson, author 5G in Signage Technology about the technology and the advantages of 5G and its potential applications in sign and display.

There samples of printing all around us. Taking a summer stroll down the main street I highlight examples of printed material that many may not be aware of.

For over a decade, marketers have been using the term omni-channel to describe branding campaigns that use a multitude of physical and digital touchpoints. Omni-channel campaigns include phone, direct mail, email, and other adverts.

Advances in wide-format and grand-format printing, a growing number of new substrates for indoor and outdoor signage, and the popularity of vehicle wraps and wall coverings mean that designers can now think big -so big that the sky is the only limit.

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

Color reference guides are an essential tool for designers but how did Pantone, Munsell, and CSI get started?

Debbie McKeegan’s technical team explains some of the most popular materials for athleisure and some tips on printing them digitally.

Adobe’s Mike Scrutton discusses Design to Print. This Photoshop plug-in helps creatives design, visualize and sell their designs, easily, with no inventory.

I had the chance to catch up with Mike Scrutton, from Adobe, in Dallas at PRINTING United to discuss Adobe’s Textile Designer Photoshop plug-in and how it helps textile, pattern and apparel designers.

When it comes to licensing your original designs, there are three basic ways to go about it. Each presents different and unique opportunities, as well as challenges.

Pressure on the environmental impact continues for textile and apparel companies. Sheep, Inc. is taking a creative approach towards carbon-neutral operations.

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Everyone’s eyes perceive color a little differently, which can make working with color a challenge. However, if you can find a common color language to communicate, the process becomes a whole lot easier.

Cary Sherburne, Senior Editor at WhatTheyThink, summarizing the key points of WTIN webinar on Smart Textiles for Fashion, Entertainment, and Lifestyle.

There samples of printing all around us. Taking a summer stroll down the main street I highlight examples of printed material that many may not be aware of.

In healthcare and pediatrics, the design of hospitals, patient rooms, and offices can positively or negatively impact patient attitudes and outcomes.

Designing in repeat is a unique skill. Though it is something that almost anyone can do(thanks to simple repeat applications), it often isn’t done well.

This year’s FESPA Global Print Expo in Munich was an explosion of digital printing.

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

Red has a strong, forceful impact on our brain and emotions, but why and how does one produce this the poisonous red.

Everyone has access to design tools; that doesn’t make everyone a smart designer. Creatives need to learn today’s technology to make themselves more valuable.

Color reference guides are an essential tool for designers but how did Pantone, Munsell, and CSI get started?

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

I do a lot of branding work with clients and talking about color can be tricky. It’s important to get it right – from the brand logo to the product color to the packaging.

Stumped on what to get, that creative someone, for the holidays? Let us help. We have ten colorful, fun and inexpensive ideas for designers, marketers, photographers and more. As they say, fun for the whole family too.

Learn how marketers and designers can take advantage of the latest printing technologies while delivering designs print companies can accurately reproduce

Everyone’s eyes perceive color a little differently, which can make working with color a challenge. However, if you can find a common color language to communicate, the process becomes a whole lot easier.

Red and blue don’t make violet. Red, green and blue make white, and the way we teach color needs to support the technology and world we live in. One of RGB and CMYK.

Packaging Innovations London 2019 highlights how digital print technology helps brands with smaller product runs, counterfeiting and engagement

Learn what factors can alter your color vision and perception of color, how to avoid them to make better decisions and approve designs faster.

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.

We all hate to see poorly designed mail when we know it can be so much better… with a better response rate.

I do a lot of branding work with clients and talking about color can be tricky. It’s important to get it right – from the brand logo to the product color to the packaging.

Learn how marketers and designers can take advantage of the latest printing technologies while delivering designs print companies can accurately reproduce

Adding USPS Informed Delivery into direct mail campaigns can improve customer engagement, open rates and more. Learn how to design an Informed Delivery campaign

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