Q: How can I send my artwork to you?
A: We can accept artwork via FTP, email, or on CD / DVD sent with a hard copy of the artwork.
Q: How do I know if my design can be screen printed?
A: Screen printing lends itself to simple spot colour designs. If your design is a photographic image, has lots of fine detail or tints, or if the artwork is non-editable we would need to print the design in full colour. Please see our artwork guidelines for more information.
Q: What happens if I cannot supply suitable artwork?
A: If you are struggling to supply suitable artwork, please contact us and we will do our best to help. We can redraw the artwork or lay it out for you - please call for prices.
Q: What does CMYK stand for?
A: CMYK stands for Cyan, Magenta, Yellow and Black - the four colours used in full colour printing.
Q: How long does it take to produce a proof?
A: This varies depending on the product and type of proof. As a guide you should expect to receive a mouse mat PDF proof in around 24hours. |
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Q: What is a Pantone spot colour?
A: A Pantone colour is a specific colour given by the manufacturer to ensure that the same colour match is achieved every time it is printed.
Q: Why does my artwork need to be supplied at 300dpi?
A: This is the resolution that artwork needs to be supplied at to ensure a good-quality result. |
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