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Raster vs Vector Images: The Key Differences Explained

Not sure when to use Raster vs Vector? Learn what sets these two image formats apart and the advantages and limitations of each.

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Custom Book Printing: What is Wire-O Binding?

Wire-O Binding is a very popular binding style. It uses a pre-formed spine element that is made of rigid metal wire. Discover all the Features and Benefits…

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Commercial Printing: What does “Halftone” mean?

The Halftone technique is the foundation of commercial printing. Halftones are patterns of ink dots that allow a printing press to simulate full-tone imagery.

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The Difference between CMYK and RGB Color Models

RGB is an additive color model used to create media intended for digital display. CMYK is a subtractive color model used to create content that will be printed.

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White Space: The Importance of White Space in Graphic Design

Here are the reasons why the thoughtful use of White Space helps create an appealing and effective artwork layout.

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Printing Terminology: What are Crop Marks?

Crop Marks are thin lines added to an artwork layout so the printer's production crew will know where to trim the paper after the printing is complete.

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