Recent content by AppletreePrint

Hi Andy, Just wanted to add that I would always look to create all artwork in vector format where possible, using illustrator for example you may have been able to vectorise your scanned logo or recreate quickly (depending on the design). Also illustrator will save your spots in all different...

I agree, design is like art sometimes - with a some love it, some hate it thing going on. It's hard to blank others comments sometimes but you have to, if your design has been approved by your client and they are truely happy then this is the criticism you should take (obviously the logo needs...

I can't make up my mind, the old one looks dated (reading that back sounds like a stupid comment, but I think you know what I mean) but the new one doesn't look quite right for argos. It's hardly a radical change but I think it could have been simplified a little better, not sure about choice of...

Hi HarlequinStudio, I think your cheapest options will be Flexi-Print or Transfer Print. Flexi-Print is ideal for high quality clothes printing and is also extremely durable but is only really used for logos and designs with 4 block colours or less. Transfer print will allow you to print...

I would find yourself a digital professional print service. Any litho printer will not be able to produce just one design due to the process involved, however a digital printer is different. I'd recommend finding someone with a HP Indigo digit printer - really good quality compared to most...

Learn the programs Hi, I'd really suggest learning Illustrator, keep using it until it becomes as familular as photoshop is to you. Once you master the basics of illustrator you will wonder why you never used it before. I always try and learn a new illustrator tool or design method every...

I agree with Pulse Print I have seen some digital printers setup for pantone or similar and use a pantone to CMYK converter - this will definitely cause your colour palette to change when printed. Litho printing is far superior to digital; I would always go litho over digital not just for...