How to Prepare High Quality Print Files
Summary: When you need to prepare high-quality print files, the important things to consider are resolution, colour settings, bleed setup, and correct export formatting. Designs that look sharp on screen can print poorly if files are prepared incorrectly, so using 300...
Coated vs. Uncoated Paper: Best Use Cases
Summary: Deciding between coated and uncoated paper can be tough when it comes to printing your marketing materials. Coated paper gives you vibrant colors and sharp images, perfect for brochures and marketing materials. Uncoated paper has a natural feel that’s...
10-Year Challenge – “The Stampede Station Era”
This photo I found the other day is from 10 years ago and represents a lot, including making one good decision and one bad decision that quite frankly almost cost us our business. ”Celebrating” the start of a new era in December 2018 In 2008, our business moved from...