Graphic design and prepress


If you are new to print advertising, it’s important to understand what graphic design and prepress are and why they are essential for your project. Here’s a brief explanation!
Graphic design involves creating and composing visual elements such as images, colors, shapes, and text to effectively convey information, messages, or ideas. A well-executed design can evoke an emotional response from the viewer and even motivate them to take action. The graphic designer works closely with the client to gather information about the project’s goals and specifics, including the intended message, target audience, desired impact, and any specific requirements. With this information, the designer creates artwork that, upon the client’s approval, will be printed.
However, before printing, the artwork goes through another crucial stage—prepress. Prepress ensures the accurate and problem-free execution of the printing process. During this stage, artworks are checked for potential errors, color accuracy, font usage, sizes, resolution, element placement, and more. The designs may also be edited and retouched to achieve the best possible appearance. Additionally, various guidelines, lines, and markings are applied to ensure precise printing, cutting, and finishing.
If you don’t have a print-ready artwork, our team can provide high-quality graphic design and prepress services. Our experienced professionals will transform your ideas into effective print advertising, decorative materials, or product customizations, helping you achieve your goals.

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The company utilizes Barbieri’s latest spectrophotometer, the Spectro LFP QB. This top-of-the-line platform combines versatility and precision, featuring several new capabilities, such as the M1 measurement mode, which is essential for many customers. Investing in this equipment optimizes workflow and enhances measurement accuracy.

Some key features include:
– Measurement of both reflective and transmissive media
– Capability to measure materials up to 20 mm thick
– A variable aperture of 2, 6, and 8 mm for precise measurement of textured media
– Ability to measure spot colors using a movable measuring head
The Spectro LFP QB can accurately measure a wide range of printed media and common materials, including paper, banners, vinyl, backlit film, glass, acrylic, canvas, and textiles.