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: Stickers probably date back to ancient Egypt, but the first official examples appeared in the 1700s, when merchants hand-glued labels to products for easier identification during shipping. Alois Senefelder’s invention of lithography in 1796 allowed...
Summary: Canadian brands can use custom stickers for product labels, tamper-proof seals, and seasonal product updates. Die-cut stickers and sticker sheets are ideal for event giveaways, loyalty rewards, collectible art, and in-class activities at school. Businesses...
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: Sticker print quality depends on how your file is set up before sending it to the printer. Low-resolution, improperly formatted files often lead to blur, pixelation, or color mismatches. To prevent these issues, use 300 DPI resolution, vector-based artwork...
Summary: The Colex Sharpcut is a high-precision CNC that can handle materials like foam board, corrugated, acrylic, textiles, and wood under 2.5" thick. It has a built-in camera-guided alignment system with vacuum-based hold-down to keep materials still and a tool...
Summary: Low-minimum print runs let businesses test how well promotional products like calendars, mugs, stickers, and cutouts work for their customers. Small orders save money, create opportunities to gather feedback, provide time to refine the design, and prevent...