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Flyers live on desks and boards in every office. Chances are you can probably see one in eyesite right now! Flyers all demand attention and they have stuck around so long because they actually work! A flyer is an affordable, easy way to get your event in
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Presentation folders are used as tools in many forms of business. A strong design with quality materials speaks highly to your business and meeting. We will cover what presentation folders are, how to choose the right pockets, paper, and finish, how to design
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Embedding fonts is a print step that’s easy to skip. A printer can only print what’s in your PDF. If a font isn’t embedded, the file can get flagged, holding up production, or the font can get swapped for a different one. Here’s how to
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When you’re designing, especially designing for print, a lot of unfamiliar terms can come up. A typical requirement, probably given by your printer, is that your file should be at least 300 DPI. You might brush it off and then have to figure out what it
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Think of all the stuff that makes it in your mailbox. Most of it might be things you don’t need, but some of it gets read. That’s one of the first advantages of print advertising. People still go through it, and they trust it. The benefits work even
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RGB and CMYK are the two color modes you’ll come across when you’re setting up a design document in a program. RGB is the color mode designed for screens. CMYK is the color mode designed for print. One of our most asked questions is, “How do
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If you’re a designer, you know how important it is for your designs to come out exactly how you see them on your screen. Your background pink is bright, and the dark blue is the perfect shade paired with it to just make it all work. You’re now
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You’re not the only one confused by printing terms. Words like “full bleed” and “no bleed” sound technical, but it’s really super simple. It comes down to one thing: Does your design go to the edge of the page? Full bleed
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A great book starts with good paper. Think about the last time you opened a book. Subconsciously, you see how the light shines on the page, you feel the weight between your fingers, you hear the sound it makes when you turn it and you smell the ink and paper.
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When you design a book, it is one of those things that feels overwhelming until you get started and break each section into steps. Maybe you are working on a cookbook, a memoir, a children’s book, a business manual, or a photo collection, but no matter
