Graphic Design Tip: Resolution for Print and Web
Our graphic designer, Chambley, explains what DPI means, and why having the correct DPI makes a huge difference in the look of any image.
Graphic Design Friday: The 3 types of logos
Logos are the topic of today’s Graphic Design Friday. Our video discusses the three categories that all logos fall into, and what you can learn from the logos of popular brands.
Graphic Design Friday: Trim and bleed lines
In today’s graphic design tip video, Chambley explains exactly what bleed and trim lines mean and how to achieve the best results by applying them to your design.
Custom printing is the best way to promote this local business
Custom flyers allow Julie McCullough, owner of Make + Made, to promote special events at her studio, while keeping her own style, printing in large quantities, and keeping the costs low.
PrintPlace.com is passionate about nonprofit organizations
You already know PrintPlace.com is passionate about printing, but we are also passionate about our non-profit customers.
Graphic Design Friday: 5 fonts you should never use
Our own graphic designer talks about five fonts you should never use in marketing and why.
How to prepare your digital file for printing
Here are the best tips to keep in mind while creating your artwork and saving your file.
How to fold paper into a brochure
The half-fold and tri-fold are pretty simple and easy to figure out, but with names like double parallel fold and French fold, they can be a bit harder to remember. No problem. That’s why I am writing this post.
Print Media Marketing and Advertising in the Changing Media Landscape
Now is a time of changing media landscape. Publishers are offered a wide array of publishing and distribution options. In the same way, regular people are presented new means of taking their message across. Media consumption is changing in a very fast manner. The Hansa Research for Media Research Users Council (MRUC) has recorded a 34.8% …
Blogging Tips: 6 Things to Do after you Publish
Now that you’ve published a well-written and well-researched blog post, what do you do next? Do you let it sit there and simply wait for traffic to come in? Absolutely not. Your job as a blogger doesn’t end when your content goes live on your blog. You need to follow through. Writing the article is …