In a few very easy steps we’ll show you how to do it. You can use any product, but we’re using business card printing for the purposes of this blog post.…
Category: What’s Next
We’re celebrating more new products as banners and banner stands roll off the production line and into your offices, event locations, tradeshow booths, and stores. These are already making quite an impression on our customers as they get ready for holiday sales, events and promotions…
NextDayFlyers has been rolling out some pretty sweet new print products for our customers over the last few months. One of the most popular of these products has been our new custom envelopes that have enabled customers to put their full-color designs, photographs, and logos on a big stack of different envelope sizes, ready for company and personal promotion.…
The US Postal Service has introduced a fantastic new low-cost direct mailing service for small businesses to target local neighborhoods. Called Every Door Direct Mail (EDDM), the service is revolutionizing the way that businesses direct mail market their products and services. At NextDayFlyers, we have been quick to see the benefit of this service for our own small business customers.…
What’s Next? The column in which the subject is suggested by one of our readers. This topic was sent to us by Joel Lafond. Thanks to his idea, he’ll be rewarded with a $50 Print Credit.
Our newest What’s Next article has been submitted by Philip A. Provins, paprovins@topflooronline.com
Negative space, in art and graphic design, refers to the area around and between the subject of an image. Negative space becomes apparent when the space around a subject, and not the subject itself, forms an interesting or relevant shape. Often, negative space is used to form the “real” subject of an image.
This topic was submitted by Toni Rahn for our featured article, What’s Next?. For her submission she has won $50 in print credits!
Dear Toni,
Thanks for the suggestion. It’s a good one and in researching it, the following new development made itself incredibly compelling to report on.
The venerable bookmark isn’t just good for marking your place in that book or magazine you’re reading. In fact, it appears that the book itself has been turned into “kindling” and the magazine into bird cage liner. People are reading less and viewing videos more.