Every business has its own areas of expertise. Even businesses that have an internal designer frequently find it cost-effective to outsource their creative work to a business whose areas of expertise include graphic design.
Creating artwork correctly is simple if you follow the advice below If you think your creating artwork correctly for print, have a quick read of this blog post as a quick refresher and see how many of these tips you can put a tick by. So, your boss has asked you to...
All graphic design and print specialists should pride themselves on listening to their clients needs and specific requirements on every project they undertake. Creating the perfect logo or designing a stunning brochure can only be achieved by listening and...
We get lots of calls from new clients asking for a print quote, saying they are able to provide a print-ready file. Further down the line, when we’re ready to jump to action and they’ve left it until the last minute to send their artwork, we hear the dreaded words “I’ve designed my project in Microsoft Publisher, is that ok?” If you fall into this category, please bear in mind the following:
One of the most common reasons for artwork being rejected is because it (or components thereof) are set up in RGB. Experienced graphic designers may wish to stop reading here – this will be covering old ground for you (however you’re all guilty of this...
