Wow! How you explained it answered what I've been trying to google for hours now. Hahaha Thank you so much! It really helped me get a better idea on how to digital foil on top of my whole artwork (laser printed). Sad how no one's seeing this. Keep it up man. With the pandemic I'm sure many artists have been trying to produce their prints at home and this video really helps!
Excellent video, Rob! Thanks for the great information. Is it possible to print a design similar to the 'galactic birthday' card at home.? I appreciate you said it will need to be laminated in between but don't really understand that part. Maybe I am getting ahead of myself and will start off with simpler designs :D Thanks again!
Hi Rob, thanks for the video and the very precise explanation. I wanted to ask a question regarding metallic printing on pp silver paper. Does it work the same? Or should the preparation of the file be different? . . Can I give a shade to a red sample that will be metallic when printed? And if so, how to prepare the file in a good way. Thanks for your response
There is An Additional Step For Hot Foil and that is "Reverse the Foil artwork" which means the ground color is supposed to be black and the artwork work is supposed to be white
Wow! How you explained it answered what I've been trying to google for hours now. Hahaha Thank you so much! It really helped me get a better idea on how to digital foil on top of my whole artwork (laser printed). Sad how no one's seeing this. Keep it up man. With the pandemic I'm sure many artists have been trying to produce their prints at home and this video really helps!
Hei Rob! Nice and easy!
Very helpful - thank you!
Thank you for sharing
Excellent video, Rob! Thanks for the great information. Is it possible to print a design similar to the 'galactic birthday' card at home.? I appreciate you said it will need to be laminated in between but don't really understand that part. Maybe I am getting ahead of myself and will start off with simpler designs :D Thanks again!
Hi Rob, thanks for the video and the very precise explanation. I wanted to ask a question regarding metallic printing on pp silver paper. Does it work the same? Or should the preparation of the file be different? . . Can I give a shade to a red sample that will be metallic when printed? And if so, how to prepare the file in a good way. Thanks for your response
There is An Additional Step For Hot Foil and that is "Reverse the Foil artwork" which means the ground color is supposed to be black and the artwork work is supposed to be white
this video could've been two minutes long