Short Run Booklets
We’ve been in the print industry since the 1980’s, and wow have times changed. Not too long ago when printing booklets,…
Get the Most out of Trade Show Season
Trade shows are wonderful opportunities for businesses to connect with like-minded leads. This trade show season, get to know vendors, potential…
What do custom wedding invites cost? (Updated 2018)
This is almost always the first question brides have for us. But guess what? It depends entirely on you! Before we…
Say Hello to Our New Digital Press
We’ve got some HUGE changes coming for 2018. With the rise in digital print production, it’s about time to say goodbye…
What a Font Choice Says (without saying)
There are thousands upon millions of fonts in use today. The internet has plenty of sites that offer custom creations for…
Business Card Mistakes – Top Ten
First Impressions Your business card is like a really bad poker face: it gives just about everything away at first glance….
The “GO GREEN” Myth
We’re Being Greenwashed. You’ve seen it everywhere by now. The “Go Green” movement is hyped up on invoices and bills and…
RGB Color
Have you ever asked, “Why does the RGB color on my screen look so different from the print?” Your CMYK printer…
CMYK Printing
CMYK – Break It Down For Me Honestly, almost all of our work is printed CMYK – whether processed through the…
What is Spot Color?
Pantone inks, usually known as spot colors, are specific inks that do not vary. Each pantone uses an exact recipe of unwavering base inks to create its own swatch. That swatch is numbered and then typically presented in two different swatch books – one on uncoated stock (U) and one on coated stock (C).