So often do we think in terms of printing when it comes to a project, we seldom realize just how effective techniques such as embossing, engraving and laser cutting can be entirely on their own. Typographer/designer Kate Forrester reminds us of this with her personal business card, which uses intricate laser cuts in a thick black card to create a powerful, whimsical representation of her work.
Domtar Corporation has expanded its award-winning site, The Paper Trail. Among the updates, Domtar’s online calculator will now include...
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On February 1, 2012, Neenah Paper began taking orders on the portion of Wausau’s Fine Paper division that it...
Neenah Paper is set to introduce a slew of new digital papers at DSCOOP 9 (booth #609), which takes...
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Thomas Yang, a creative director in Singapore, has been using his love of cycling as inspiration for several of...
Tuesday, Sept. 24, 2013 2 p.m. Eastern (11 a.m. Pacific) Creating high-end invitations for luxury events is like BASE...
By their very nature business cards exist solely to “start something”: To start a relationship (business or otherwise), to...
Weekly Quiz: What is the Front of Product Packaging Called?This is the part of the packaging that faces you, and might well be...
Shimmering Bauhaus Advent Calendar“Less is more” is probably the most famous phrase associated with the German art...
Which of These is NOT Used as a Sustainable Packaging Material?There are many creative sustainable packaging materials from which to choose…but which of these...
Transformers: 5 Posters that are More than Meets the EyeGet ready to be inspired as we show off 5 killer marketing pieces that...
Cougar w/ Purpose PromotionRequest your copy of Domtar’s Cougar w/Purpose right now! Hurry, offer ends Dec. 19,...
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