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21st February 2018 in Branding Advice
Our fantastic in-house designers share with you their top tips and most frequently asked questions to ensure a simple and straightforward experience for both parties when it comes to submitting your artwork to them.
Design team: As long as the file is a high-resolution JPEG or PNG, or an editable file such as AI/ESP/PDF, then it’ll be all good. If possible try to avoid screenshots or pictures, please!
Design team: We know that you want to get as many promotional products for your budget as possible, but unfortunately not all artwork can be printed in one colour. We will always try and work to your print requirements, but unfortunately, many logos with multiple colours just won’t work with a one colour print.
Design team: This can be a difficult one with no true solution, so it’s more of an answer for awareness rather than a top tip. Everyone’s screens have different settings so Pantone's can look different to how they’ll look in real life.
Design team: The text on the visuals will be spot on. One thing to mention is the occasional glitch that PDF readers throw up. Sometimes a letter or number will look bold or larger when zoomed out. If you zoom in and take a closer look everything will be OK. Unfortunately, that’s an issue with PDF that we can’t do anything about.
Design team: We are proud of the fact we can offer 3D visuals on a range of our products, but with so many products available we don’t have the ability to create 3D visuals on all of the products. If possible we'll always try and give you a 3D visual. Our non-3D visuals are still great for showing you the print area and locations of the prints on your promotional products. For any questions or queries, contact us today!
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