Nina’s Boutique is a high energy women’s clothing boutique based in North Carolina. Initially, the owner, Elizabeth, was interested in creating a new logo for her brand. After some research,…
Graphic Design Feature: Saffron & Ruby
Design Project: Logo, Business Card, and Hangtags Designer: Kelly Background: Saffron & Ruby offers high quality, thoughtfully crafted gifts for baby in both their online store, Saffron & Ruby, and…
How to Add Spot UV to Your Design
I often get asked how to add an extra “pop” to a design. A customer can have a great looking piece, but still want something a little extra to make…
10 Common Business Card Design Mistakes to Avoid
Your business card is an extension of you and your brand. It’s often overlooked, but they have an essential job to do, and your business card design is what helps…
Client Feature: Freehand Artist John DiBiase
At Primoprint, we have the privilege of working with some incredibly talented and inspiring clients. Today on the blog, we caught up with John DiBiase, an exceptional freehand artist, to…
Affinity Designer: How to Create and Export Print-Ready Vector Files
Serif’s Affinity Designer has been increasing in popularity over the last couple of years. The main appeal is that the program is a viable alternative to Adobe Photoshop and Adobe Illustrator. One significant advantage that Affinity Designer has over Photoshop is that you can export vector files for sharp images.
Affinity Designer’s fixed price means that anyone wanting to create designs for print will be able to do so without having to pay a monthly subscription.