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.
The Difference Between 8-bit and 16-bit Images And How to Utilize Each
You’ve probably seen 8-bit and 16-bit as available image modes in Photoshop, but do you know the differences between them? There is a time and place for each, and in this article, I’ll discuss the advantages and disadvantages of each image mode.
November Wallpaper Release: Download Today
That’s right… it’s time for our monthly gift to you! Download your November 2025 desktop wallpaper and digital wallpaper today! No strings attached. It is just our way to say “thank…
Rooted in Local: Essentials for Small Business Saturday Success
Make big profit this Small Business Saturday by advertising in advance. Here are some tips to get products off the shelf and customers in the door.
Ahead of the Rush: Early Planning for Black Friday Success
This year Black Friday is November, 28th. The weekend serves as the kickoff to the holiday shopping season. It’s a day full of shopping treats and highly anticipated markdowns. To…
Holiday Cards That Connect: Tips for Corporate Greetings
It’s October, and that means the Holiday season is upon us! Now is the time to decide if you’ll send out business holiday cards. Sure, you can take the easy…