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Ensuring correct colors from the start is a crucial aspect of the printing process, and educating clients on the importance of ensuring correct colors from the beginning is fundamental to achieving successful and visually appealing printed materials.  That is why #graphics360 is here to assist! #marketingagency #marketing #marketingdesign #marketingdirector

Every so often we run into an issue with colors not ‘matching’. RGB (red, green, blue) is a color mode used for displays, like your computer screen. CMYK (cyan, magenta, yellow, black) is the color mode that is used for professional printing. There are more color options available with RGB than there are with CMYK. To ensure your design and printed pieces match, set up your file with CMYK. #printtip #rgb #cmyk #digitalprinter

From Gem Blastock @turquoisegem_home 💜 Did you know… Every product I sell through @turquoisegem_home is 100% hand screen-printed by me? (vote in my poll below👇 ) I’m the power behind all the prints, and this week I’ve been showing some of my screen printing process. It is a craft that allows me to blend my human touch with precision. Each step demands attention to detail and human intervention through a hands-on approach, from the designing phase to preparing the screen and actual printing. Imperfections inherent in my hand screen printing contribute to the charm, making each print unique. In an age dominated by digital technologies, my hand-screen printing adds an irreplaceable element of craftsmanship and soul to the finished product, making each piece a work of art in its own right. Gem @screenstretch @huntthemoon #screenprinting #printedbyhand #handprinted

Print Pro Tips! As we hit the ground running in 2024, here's a peek at what elevates i4COLOR's print projects. We begin with crucial image prep: at least 300 DPI resolution and CMYK color mode for every project, ensuring clarity and accuracy. Our process includes color correction to balance neutrals, remove casts, and apply specific techniques like GCR for consistent printing across flexo, litho, and gravure methods. For those diving into their own print projects, these are essential steps for standout results. If you're going solo and have questions, or need guidance on specific printing techniques, our team is here to help. Let's make 2024 a year of visually striking graphics! #Print #Excellence #DesignTrends #PrintProTips #i4COLOR

RGB process!!! As a designer, understanding the RGB process is key to achieving the perfect color. Mixing red, green, and blue together creates a wide range of colors for printing and digital design. What are your thoughts on this process? Share in the comments below! #rgb #design #printing

screen printing cushions using stencils ○Assignment:Textile Design ○Theme: birds #screenprinting#cushions#fashiondesigner#theme#moodboards#photoshop

Large-format printing is an unmatched titan in grabbing attention—when done right. Looking to achieve that "wow factor"? We’ve compiled our #TopTips for everything from business signage and banners to wall and window graphics. The effectiveness of large-format graphics is as much about the message as it is about the medium. Every detail, from font size to material type, can impact how your message is received and perceived. Ensure your next project makes a stunning impact with large-format printing - read our tips now- link in comments! #LargeFormatPrinting #DesignTips

Before printing your designs, here are three things you should know! 🖨️🖼️ 1. Color Counts: Make sure that your file is in CMYK rather than RGB. Accurate rendition of color is ensured by this. 2. Sometimes, size really does matter: For crisp prints, establish a minimum canvas size (such as 4000 x 5000 pixels) and keep the resolution at 300 pixels per inch or above. 3. File Format: To maintain quality and avoid compression problems, save your file in a print-friendly format such as PDF or TIFF. Did you check these 3 things before sending your files for printing?? #graphicdesign #printdesign #printing

#TechTuesdays with Color Management Group Having the right tool for the job is a critical part of getting color management right. When you print on paper it's relatively easy to take a measurement with a spectrophotometer but what about fabrics or canvas or banner materials? Getting an accurate color reading on a material that isn't smooth is harder to do which means you need a larger sample area. This is why X-Rite introduced the i1 Pro 3 Plus measurement device. The wider aperture of 8mm means that a measured color swatch includes the peaks and valleys of rougher materials and averages those slight color differences into the measurement data. Find out more about the i1Pro 3 Plus by x-Rite on our website here: https://bit.ly/3RZjWVc #printing #packaging #colormanagement #color