Screens use light (primary colours). Print uses ink (secondary colours). Colours, contrast, and sharpness behave differently.Screens lighten away from black to achieve colour where as print darkens away from white. Colour can also look different on different screens.
Read moreIt’s weight, not thickness. Different papers with the same gsm can feel very different.
Read moreNo. It depends on use. Too thick can crack or feel awkward.
Read moreWe’ll check it and tell you what’s wrong. If it’s something minor, we’ll usually try to fix it. If it’s more involved, we’ll explain the options before anything goes to print.
Read moreMost times we can, sometimes we can’t. It depends on the artwork. If adding bleed would distort the design, we’ll flag it rather than guessing.
Read moreOnce the courier has collected from us. You’ll usually get tracking later that day or early the next morning, depending on the service.
Read moreCurrently, No. Our best prices are online, we may look to add this in future.
Read more3mm on all sides. We can generate bleed if you dont have any BUT it’s much better to create at the artwork stage.
Read more300dpi at print size. Anything lower will look soft or pixelated. Anything less than 200dpi wil look low quality. If you are unsure, our prepress software will warn of low resolution images
Read moreIn Illustrator or InDesign, select all and choose ‘Create Outlines’. It stops font issues at print.
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