The two main types of printing processes available are digital printing and offset printing. There are always many questions surrounding these two printing types and understanding which method of printing is best for your project can be difficult. Here is everything you need to know to ensure you receive the right type of printed piece.
Canva is a great online alternative to programs like Adobe Photoshop and Illustrator. Some print customers choose to use this online platform when creating their print-ready files. But when doing so, it’s essential to make sure your files are set up correctly for the best print outcome. To help you through this process we have provided the below step-by-step guide to designing a successful printed piece using Canva.
Photoshop is one of the most-used programs by our clients. While versatile, Photoshop can throw some curve balls in the design process that result in errors when uploading to our site. This can lead to confusion and uncertainty of how your files will turn out when printed and lead to delays.
Our C1S stands for “Coated 1 Side.” This means that the front side of the paper has a soft matte-like coating, while the back side remains uncoated. Its thickness is 18pt, which means it is a bit thicker than your standard business card paper and offers a nice contrast in texture from front to back.
The Linen paper is a soft, uncoated stock that provides a crosshatch woven texture – giving it a unique and slightly textured look and feel.
This year at Primoprint, we announced new products, software, blog series, and others, to name a few! We’re looking forward to adding more exciting products and features in 2022 while continuing to provide customers with the superior service that they’ve come to expect. Over the course of 2021, we posted videos, design tips, inspiration, and manuals to better support you and your business. Here are our top blog posts of 2021!