Mojoprint founder Daniel Lee, will be giving a presentation on Tuesday October 16th at this month’s Design Matters meeting.
Calendars for every occasion
Hang them on the wall, put them on your desk or even carry them in your pocket — we have a calendar for every occasion.Â
Getting crafty with brown paper flyers
Our brown paper flyers offer a more natural alternative to regular flyers, but knowing how your design will turn out can be a bit hit and miss. Follow these simple steps to design for brown paper printing with confidence.
Heavy Metal
Want to do something a little different for your next flyer? Get creative with silver ink to get some stunning metallic effects.
Back in Black
When designing in greyscale mode – ie only using shades of black ink, 100% black will give you the deepest black color possible. But…should you be designing for a full color, CMYK project, then you have the choice to go beyond black and into the realm of rich black. Indeed, you […]
Zip it!
So your design is finished, you’ve been through the checklist Perfect printing – every time and you’re ready to upload your files.
Outlining fonts
Fonts are files on your computer that are used to write the text in your design. When you send that design to someone else, unless they have the same font files on their computer too, the design will look very different. So we require that all fonts are outlined in […]
Making you bleed
At Mojoprint we want to make you bleed. Your designs that is. Any data you submit to us for printing must include bleed – but what is it?
Understanding the guides and marks used in the templates
Our downloadable eps templates come complete with the necessary guides and crop marks required to create print-ready data. Please note: Our Photoshop templates do not have crop marks or a safety zone. They are just set up with one guide indicating the crop/bleed area.
About color
At Mojoprint we use a full-color printing technique called offset lithography. The process uses 4 color inks, known as process colors — cyan, magenta, yellow and black to reproduce all the colors in your document.