Monthly Archives: April 2012

Dye inks and pigment inks are used to print documents, photographs and almost any kind of small scale printing that you need to do from your printer on a regular basis. The difference between pigment ink and dye ink, is … Continue reading →

Whereas the need to print has always been an integral part of almost every business, the media craze of recent times has seen a significant surge in printing demands. Printing demands for postcards, business cards and color flyers are some … Continue reading →

First – What is digital printing? Printing digitally is a technology that permits the linking of printing presses to computers which proves beneficial in a number of ways: faster turnaround times, lowered production and setup costs, and the ability to … Continue reading →

As in any business, knowing exactly what to charge for your product is one key to being successful. A photography business is no different. In your business you must price your digital prints at a point that is competitive with … Continue reading →

Maybe you’re an up-and-coming entrepreneur. Maybe you have your own screen printing or embroidery business. Now you’ve decided that you want to start a direct-to-garment business. It’s easier than you think. Check out this guide.

Printing has come a long way since Gutenberg’s Bible, and digital printing, or the transfer of digital images to a physical surface, has become the preferred method of printing today. With this rise in popularity has come a greater need … Continue reading →

A clogged inkjet print head can be a frustrating and expensive experience. The print head becomes clogged with dried ink, stopping the flow of ink onto the page. The problem usually arises when the printer is not used regularly. To … Continue reading →

Digital T-shirt printing, also called DTG or direct to garment, is one of the two main ways that custom shirts are created. The other is screen printing. Digital printing is a newer addition to the printing field that requires specialized … Continue reading →

Direct to garment printing, also known as DTG printing, digital garment printing and inkjet to garment printing, is a process of printing directly onto a garment or any other type of printable object such as a mouse pad or coaster … Continue reading →

Digitally printed fabrics provide a world of opportunities for home interior applications. Mass production may have been the hallmark of the retail and design industry, but consumers are ditching what they see as ‘cookie-cutter’ products and using interior designers to … Continue reading →