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Wall graphics are a really fun way to accent a building's interior design. Something as simple as wall lettering with a motivational statement or company mission can help motivate employees. Full wall graphics can protect a retail wall and add color & life. There are endless options and possibilities to add personality and style [...]
Are you trying to bring your graphic design skills to the next level? As part of our 10 Commandments Blog Series we wanted to share 10 great tips to creating professional digital graphics. These tips are not program specific, but rather general design tips that when utilized will bring your graphics to that professional [...]
Want to make sure that your next sign is a high impact money maker? There are plenty of mistakes that can be made to lower a signs effectiveness, but I wanted to highlight one design aspect that is commonly not given enough thought, and that is choosing the correct text size required to be readable [...]
Color is more than just a beautiful part of life... turns out it can actually be used as a tool to change a customer's mood, promote specific ideas, encourage a wide variety of feelings and have equal advertising power as the words you use! Did that statement make you rethink how much time you [...]
If you deal with digital artwork in any capacity it's only a matter of time before the Vector vs Raster artwork conversation comes up. The differences between the two are huge but relatively easy to understand... and that is what this blog post is all about. In fact, you might as well plan to [...]
Are you familiar with the term "artwork bleed" but not sure that that implies? This is the first post in an ongoing series we are calling "Design 101" that will cover a variety of tricks and concepts common to graphic design and setting up signs for print. Today we are discussing the concept of artwork bleed [...]
Print quality starts and ends with the print file. When dealing with printed signs, artwork resolution is an important aspect of getting a great final product. Without the optimal resolution a sign will most likely look grainy or blurry up close. In this blog are going to explain resolution and how to find the optimal resolution [...]