Strut Cards / Counter Cards was last modified: August 1st, 2018 by Daniel Edwards

How Green is Your Reading? was last modified: April 6th, 2018 by Daniel Edwards

This one’s just going to be a quick post but we thought it might be good to cover custom cut-out strut cards. They’re not something that necessarily springs to mind when you think of strut cards, and yet they’re so easy to do. Typically, a strut card will be rectangular – generally A3 or A4 […]

OK, I should start by saying that Microsoft Word is a great piece of software. It can do a huge range of things and it will make some very professional-looking documents if you know how to wield it. We’ve actually got a bit of a die-hard Word fan in the office here. But even our […]

A bit about the stock we use at Posterboy was last modified: February 7th, 2018 by Team Posterboy

​There are a lot of articles out there that talk about the psychology of colours and the cultural significance of different colours. Colours do have cultural significance that each society places on them, that gives additional meaning to some colours based on context. Yellow can mean happiness in one context, and cowardice in another. Red can […]

In our experience, almost all poster designs have either some colour or an image that goes right to the edge of the page on at least one side. To be able to achieve that in print, the final artwork you send will need to include bleed. We talked briefly about bleed in the recent post […]

You might also be interested in… How to add bleed in Corel Draw Why you should never send artwork as a Word document A guide to preparing files for print (external site), which includes tips for preparing files in InDesign Setting up your artwork for print was last modified: February 7th, 2018 by Team Posterboy

Sweeping changes in sustainable paper production was last modified: January 23rd, 2018 by Team Posterboy