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look at the traffic sources and maybe look into targeting the content towards that a bit more.

it seem like a fairly simple animation adobe after effects could do it, what video editing software are you using?

Printers will definitely prefer it from the pantone books buy them off amazon or print off the colours on a similar stock paper to what the main printing will be on get to a local printers and ask to use their swatch to quickly match and reference the colours (saves you £100 or so) If your...

Id be trying to sell a monthly deal with them where you do the design changes for a reduced price if they signup for x amount of months. Otherwise your amazingly designed flyer will end up with comic sans blasted across it cuz they thought it looked more fun... and your name will be to it....

We used to use corel draw (hugely underated program) and design each page in a separate file (DL size) then import them all into one MAIN FILE to lay out for the printers at the end. I take it you have a printer lined up for this one?

As a previous owner of a tshirt printing company that design is a nightmare to print, depending on the technique, if the tshirt is to be mass produced it would cost WAY to much to manufacture. Some of the best designs and some great tshirt design ideas can be found at Threadless graphic t-shirt...

yeah someone like moo online would be good if not just search for a digital printer they can do short runs of different designs. i suspect when you get them done properly though you will want to have the corners rounded, thicker stock maybe a gloss laminate so try a high end lithographic printer.

talk to your printer in regards to file formats etc most lfp's like eps files as we can then edit and adjust ourselves. also printers use a variety of different popup stands ask you printer if they have a template to design to as this will help aswell. if giving original artwork to printer make...

as long as you mention the source your fine im sure! a company in the south west of england called bretonside copy i think are experts on this google them and give them a call.

These would have been printed on a lithographic machine and then either guillotined or die cut to size suspect there would have been a minimum order of about 1000 of these, its very hard to produce this quality of print using digital (short run) techniques but if you search for a printer with a...