You may often hear your printer refer to the process of ‘die cutting’ but what is it and how does it work? The description refers to cutting material (paper or card) into a certain shape. A steel cutting die is used…
You may often hear your printer refer to the process of ‘die cutting’ but what is it and how does it work? The description refers to cutting material (paper or card) into a certain shape. A steel cutting die is used…
Some customers get offset printing confused with digital, but they are not the same. Both offer four colours and use a flat printing method but the processes are different. Used by many printers and incredibly popular, offset printing is a…
So what exactly is edge painting? For a start, it is nothing to do with painting the house or getting your interior walls looking good. When applied to digital printing, edge painting is all about applying colour to the very…
Whether you are a traditional ‘bricks and mortar’ business or you sell online, you will need to connect with your customers in the real world in some way or another. A professional print company is one of the most effective…
Despite the on-going boom in online sales, there are still many significant gains to be made by directly engaging your customers through the medium of print marketing. In fact, a staggering 79% of households at least “scan” printed adverts. Apart…
Jealousy is a very human emotion. Everyone has experienced jealousy, in some form, in their lives either on the giving or receiving end. When jealousy is reigned in and refocused, to something positive, it is not so bad. However, when…
The process of hot stamping aka foil stamping is a special one that is carried out using a mixture of heat, metal dies, foil film and pressure. You can choose the type of foil you want from a range of…
A business card is a personal memento that you leave behind after every tiring meeting or sales pitch. Once you’re long gone from the board room, and the presentation you rocked has almost faded away from memory, all that remains…
Nike, Facebook, Virgin and Apple are some of the most popular brands in the market today, but they were all once small garage start-ups, that later grew into multibillion dollar conglomerates. What made this transformation possible was their approach to…
