We do quite a lot of printing through a few good trade printers we've used for years.
Personally speaking, I think it goes hand-in-hand with graphic design and quite a bit of our income comes from print.
In saying that, most of these are fairly low cost print jobs which means that if they go wrong, we aren't in too much poop :icon_wink:
The work that we do in-house (banners, posters, etc.) can be fairly expensive, but because we do them ourselves there's not so much to lose if something goes wrong.
If I could earn enough purely through design then I would possibly give up the print (sounds like an addiction) because no matter how careful you are, print's not an exact science and the customer can be fairly contrary and unreasonable on occasion and can turn a job down for the simplest thing.
At least design work is mostly a time based charge which won't usually cost too much to fix, unless it's because the artwork was wrong and the job got printed. Everybody makes mistakes. However, a mistake in a large print job can be a costly one to fix.
So yes, for the foreseeable future we still print our client's work. :thumb: