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!
Is the client a big fish in a little pond or little fish in a big pond? As far...
A vibrant green and orange cover stock (Esse Verde and Esse Arancio) set the exciting and uplifting palette and...
It was important to find the perfect material to mirror the overall feel and theme of the event. Without...
This very special wedding suite uses symbolic visuals and soft textures to bring one couple’s personal story to life....
No matter how sophisticated we pretend to be, some of us in our youth couldn’t help but hope that...
Like the theatre arts that it celebrates, this commemorative book and invitation for the 2011 Ivey Awards held in...
The pearls are de facto debossed on the opposite side of the sheet — and look equally fabulous. This...
For those among us who have made recycling an integral part of life, this Christmas card will definitely...
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...
Hue Magazine With Punch-Out-Box CoverThis alumni magazine for NYC's Fashion Institute of Technology features a cover that can...
Weekly Quiz: True or False – Trees Are Grown Solely to Make PaperWe've all heard the phrase "save a tree," but would trees remain standing if...
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