What is Typesetting?

Typesetting is thought to have been invented around 1450. Today, this process has obviously improved tremendously. Over 40 years ago computers took over the manual typesetting process. This means no more Typesetters sitting over trays of metal letters for hours upon hours placing each letter by hand. 

5 Tips on How to Design a Brochure

Printing brochures are great for discussing and displaying what your business or organization has to offer. So, it’s important to make sure you create your business brochure appropriately, making it…

Shift Happens: What and Why

Whether you are printing with us, or another printer, “shift” is something we must all take into consideration when designing files for print.

What’s the Difference Between Coated and Uncoated Card Stock

Selecting the best print product is tough if you’re not familiar with paper stocks. One of our most common customer questions is: should I use coated or uncoated card stock for my print design? Should I select Glossy or Matte business cards? So many questions. Coated and uncoated stocks often look quite similar, but the difference is how the ink lies on the paper. Coated stocks include an extra layer created during manufacturing that makes the paper less porous.

How to Set Up Mask Files for Printing

Products including special features like Spot UV, Raised Spot UV, Stamped Foil, Inline Foil, or White Ink all require for the feature layer to be set up as a mask file. When placing…

Printing a true or rich black can be tricky, so we’re breaking down CMYK configurations for our suggested rich black CMYK build .

What is CMYK Rich Black Build?

Printing a true or rich black can be tricky, so we’re breaking down CMYK color configurations for our suggested rich black CMYK build and explaining why some of the frequently used black builds are not recommended.