What’s the first thing you do with a snow globe? Shake it up, of course. And while that’s about what happened in producing this holiday greeting card, our little snowman took quite a ride on Concord Litho’s heatset web press. It was printed, diecut with a rotary trimmer and folded at top speed (yep, all inline!). Four-color process plus aqueous looked great on the 8 pt. Sterling Ultra Gloss Cover. And not one flake of snow melted … amazing!
There’s nothing funny about the work and creativity that went into this improv-comedy themed invitation that Suttle-Straus crafted for...
If this design were a movie, it would definitely be titled “My Big Fat Wedding Invitation.” And it would...
It all started with a deceptively simple wedding invitation. Of course there was nothing simple about it. This invitation...
This birthday party invitation HAD to have made the other parents laugh out loud and feel just a tad...
If there was a way to for GLS Companies to showcase how they’ve moved beyond the functions of a...
A card, a book and a poster – all rolled (or should I say “folded”) into one forward-looking holiday...
Some of the most effective art is the kind that surprises and intrigues with unexpected movement, such as the...
Ichikudo's colorful calendar uses clever die cuts and UV screen printing to create party invitations for every month of...
Weekly Quiz: What Style of Envelope is This?These special envelopes grab attention with their fun, unexpected, “edgy” shape. But what are...
Digitally Foiled Greenspun Shapiro CardMoving this holiday card around makes the reflective Gold Foil pattern appear to dance...
Weekly Quiz: To What Does the Term “Rich Black” Refer?Despite the seemingly endless number of colors achievable on press, the one hardest to...
Weekly Quiz: Name this Fold!You've seen this type of fold in one form or another all your life,...
DuMOL 25th Anniversary Wine Label + BrandingThis identity uses a sophisticated blend of sculptured emboss, and digital and letterpress printing...
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