Have you been thinking about producing a catalog, manual or workbook? Does a spiral binding make sense from a user's standpoint because it'll lay flat when it's open? With spiral binding, there's no irritating tendency for the book to snap itself shut, no need to constantly have to find your place again. If this is [...]
Let's be honest: there's something about a perfect bound publication that says it's a piece worth hanging onto. The square spine and heavier cover stock suggest that the content is meant to be referenced again and again. A feeling of permanence is implied. Here are some tips for working with instead of against the nature [...]
Are you a fan of control and consistency? If so, then Paragraph Styles are probably already your friends. These little gems not only allow you to quickly format large chunks of text, they can help you locate and eliminate certain text problems as well. Read More
The main reason why tri-fold business brochure printing is so popular is that it works, check out these aspects of brochure printing that make it a valuable asset in any businesses marketing arsenal. Most businesses solve a problem or fill a need that their consumers have. The thing is your business needs to prove to [...]
A new study by Science Direct reveals why children prefer to read paper books. There is a common perception that children are more likely to read if it is on a device such as an iPad or Kindles. But new research shows that this is not necessarily the case. In a study of children in [...]
A new study commissioned by Two Sides explains why the popular “go paperless – save trees” slogans are misleading and false. CHICAGO (February 8, 2016) - Today, Two Sides North America released a new study outlining key facts on why paperless initiatives do not save trees. Findings point to mounting evidence that loss of markets for [...]
The stunning sequel or possibly prequel. If you’ve decided to enter the mysterious world of Warm and Cool Gray, then this handy-dandy little chart will be your guide. Our previous article, 22 Shades of Gray, explained the consistency issues that plague these colors during printing. We also suggested that you experiment to find better builds [...]
And They All Printed Happily Ever After Once upon a time…there was a Happy nBusiness that lived in a prosperous kingdom. At first the Happy Business only needed a few catalogs once or twice a year. As it grew, the Happy Business needed more and more catalogs. This was great except for the cost of printing more catalogs. What to [...]
