20 Creative and Inspiring Business Card Designs

March 30th, 2010 | No Comments »

We love the endless possibilities of business card design and printing. There is no limit to the imagination when it comes to how you advertise your business. Here are 20 examples of awesome creativity and ingenious advertising on business cards.

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The Wonderful World of Color: Notes from the Xerox Seminar

March 9th, 2010 | No Comments »

In the not so distant past, if you wanted full-color printing, you paid through the nose for it. With the introduction of the digital press, color is now affordable at a greatly reduced cost, it can be run on virtually any substrate, come off the press with no drying time, and be bound inline or off. hence longer color runs are fewer and farther in between. Here are a few facts from the “Print on Demand” seminar…

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The Printer’s Dictionary

March 8th, 2010 | No Comments »

Often times printers, like ourselves, can assume that everyone knows that printing business language. We take for granted that we can talk this way amongst ourselves and expect a fellow printer to understand us. For the average joe, some of these terms may be foreign. Therefore, this post will act as a constantly updated, compiled list of terms that we printer’s use from time to time in daily discussion.

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Setting-up Your Projects for Printing

March 1st, 2010 | 2 Comments »

The printing business has always been misunderstood and fickle. For someone who is not constantly working with pressman and pre-press departments, file set-up can seem easy, but be a confusing and contradictory process. Whether someone is a designer or a client trying to save a few bucks by taking the respectable do-it-yourself way, designing a file for print is one of, if not the most important part of getting a project to look it’s absolute best.

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