An important aspect of the sales process involves educating the customer, and sometimes this can include the sensitive topic of personal taste involving the artwork. There are times when a client brings in artwork that you know as an experienced printer is just not going to look very good. Whether it’s the design itself or […]
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How to know when your design should go into a RIP program… Maybe the first question that comes to your mind is, “What’s a RIP?” Most screen print designs are one or two colors, or spot color. In other words, they are created without shading or tonality. A large flat area of one color printed […]
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When it comes time to separate that photo-realistic job for your customer, it helps to understand the different styles of color separation available and which will be best suited for the job. All 3 styles can be done in Adobe Photoshop without any 3rd party applications or plug-ins. Whether the artwork is vector or raster […]
