Camp Chroma – Designers’ Summer Camp

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

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.

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.

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

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

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

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

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

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

Learn how dyeing eggs can teach you about common design to production issues.

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

Pat McGrew looks at some recent examples of label embellishments and explores how you can expand your business with these technology advancements.

In the past, creating a product was complex and had minimum orders. With Adobe’s Design to Print, you can create, sell, and earn from your art inside Photoshop.

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

Join us as we chat with Cary Sherburne from WhatTheyThink, talking about AATCC’s digital textile event and the growing market and lessons learned from the past.