Take a guided tour of sticker evolution! From early experiments in ancient Egypt to modern product and shipping labels, art, and political statements, Little Rock shows you the power of these incredible print essentials.
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The Evolution of Stickers: From Collectible Sheets to Print-on-Demand Branding
Take a guided tour of sticker evolution! From early experiments in ancient Egypt to modern product and shipping labels, art, and political statements, Little Rock shows you the power of these incredible print essentials.
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Summary: Choosing the right sticker size depends on the surface and purpose. Die-cut stickers work best for laptop shells, water bottles, guitar cases, vehicle windows, and bumpers. Round and square designs are more uniform, so they're better for branded jars,...
Summary: To make stickers that last in Canadian weather, start by choosing the right vinyl for the job. High-tack permanent vinyl works best for outdoor spaces and rougher surfaces because it has a stronger adhesive that provides more grip. Apply stickers to surfaces...
Summary: Flatbed printing is faster and more durable than vinyl-to-rigid because the ink bonds with the surface of the substrate itself rather than sitting on top of it. With vinyl, the design must be printed on a flexible film before applying it to the intended...
Summary: Direct-to-substrate printing lets you print directly on rigid materials for durable, high-impact designs, but the file setup is different from paper or vinyl. Use 300 DPI resolution, CMYK colour mode, white ink layers, bleed, and safe zones to reduce the risk...
Summary: Large-format graphics require careful preparation to avoid pixelation or colour issues. This guide explains how to use 300 DPI resolution at scale, vector-based artwork, professional file formats, and the right substrates to achieve sharp, durable results for...