What Is Color Separation in Printing?
Color separation divides composite artwork into the individual inks or color channels needed for production. Here is how CMYK, spot colors, digital printing and offset plates fit together.
Color separation divides composite artwork into the individual inks or color channels needed for production. Here is how CMYK, spot colors, digital printing and offset plates fit together.
A practical guide to ordering a step and repeat banner, from choosing dimensions and materials to preparing artwork, matching the finishing to the stand and planning around an event deadline.
POS display printing creates promotional graphics for the places where customers browse and buy. This guide covers formats, production methods, artwork, finishing, quantities and practical ordering decisions.
Printed flyers work best when the audience, place, timing and offer are tightly connected. This guide covers campaign planning, short-run printing, artwork and distribution.
Plastic lamination can protect printed paper, but it can also make recycling more difficult. The right choice depends on the construction, required lifespan and local collection route.
Most commercial print files need 3 mm or 0.125 inch of bleed on every side where artwork reaches the edge. Here is how to set it up, protect important content and export the finished PDF.
A practical guide to scrim-reinforced vinyl, mesh, blockout, backlit and fabric banner materials, including finishing, artwork and installation decisions.
Choose a trade show backdrop by matching the display format, mounting system, artwork and delivery plan to the realities of your exhibition space.
A practical guide to planning a branded event backdrop, covering dimensions, logo patterns, artwork, hardware, finishing, proofs and deadlines.
Learn the practical difference between DPI and PPI, calculate image resolution at final print size and spot artwork problems before production.
Variable data printing combines a reusable design with changing text, images or codes. This guide explains the workflow, suitable projects and production checks.
PDF is usually the safer format for finished commercial-print layouts, but a suitable JPG can work for some image-led jobs. This guide explains what to send and what to check first.
A practical guide to coordinating campaign banners and stickers without forcing one layout to do two very different jobs.