AI Files Illustrator Click Transform under Window drop down or (⇧F8 for Mac) to open the dialog box that will show you the sizes of… Read More »How to Check Files for Print Readiness Using Adobe Creative Suite
Saving a PDF including crop marks (or trim marks) and bleed is often the most preferred option for your print vendor. They may have specific… Read More »Saving a PDF
We’re often asked if we can create a sign that allows the customer to write in their own prices, or easily change out the message.… Read More »Need a Sign with a Changing Message?
Large format printing offers a wide variety of mediums, substrates and hanging solutions for custom graphics and installations. We offer here definitions of terms and… Read More »Large Format Print Mediums, Substrates and Hanging Hardware
There are many options of media offered for use in outdoor banner display, several offer advantages for specific weather conditions, others offer the highest graphic… Read More »Outdoor Banner Options
There are several options for permanent and semi-permanent wall murals for interior and exterior use. Here is a short list of popular medias used for… Read More »Graphic Wall Mural Options
Before sending your files to any print vendor you should really look at your file one last time, here’s a checklist for what to look… Read More »Prepress Your Files
When printing your large format project, request bleed specifications. A 1/4″ bleed is generally recommended to ensure that your image is finished properly with color… Read More »Adding Bleed to Your File
Page Sizes Bleeds or Bleed Area: Adding bleed means that background color or any graphics along the trim edge of your project is extended past… Read More »Print Terminology Explained
PDF Files PDF (Portable Document Format) files can be used for print and screen viewing, if you are creating a PDF from your design program… Read More »Image File Formats and When to Use Them