Graphic Design Tips: PERFECT PRINT Design
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 ธ.ค. 2018
- Today some graphic design tips and tricks regarding print design. When designing something for print, it can be daunting because there are some things that can go wrong. However in todays print design tutorial, you will learn some tips that will help prevent such issues.
The printing process has a lot of technical aspects to it, and they are not ALL covered in todays tutorial, but I have added in some graphic design tips that will help ensure a perfect print on your graphic designs. Some of my tips and tricks today are obvious yet crucial, and others are lesser known but also crucial! If you wish to see more tips videos on the print design side of things, let me know and I will look to make more print design tutorials in the future.
I hope after listening to my tips today, you do understand the printing process that much more, and can go ahead and not make mistakes and mishaps on your print design projects.
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THANK YOU FOR THIS!! I would love to see more practical videos such as this - ex. setting up final files, what formats to use, how to ensure Pantone Colours are accurate, how to export/translate to Pantone, etc.
You answered something I have been wondering for a while in such a easy to understand way. You are better than my graphics professor.
@@SatoriGraphics yes and the whole print bleed tip. I am taking a basic college graphic design course and this was never explained.
Great tip for big scale designs such as billboards. Many thanks!
@@SatoriGraphics how billboard 150 x 50 use 80 ppi ? how the formula ?
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These are some amazing tips, I found nowhere. Thank you so much Satori.
I don’t know how to thank you!!! I’m doing my first steps and this was so helpful!!!
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Wow!! Great tips man!! Thank you! 🙏
Great video, Sensei! Definitely one of my favourites. I recently did a couple of print projects for people, and I wish I'd known about the PDF formats beforehand! Will be keeping these in mind from now on! Massive thanks!
thank you my man !! it helps me a lot
I love your videos mate. Keep it up!
Finally! A video that mentions bleeds. I can’t tell you how many customers don’t have an understanding of this concept.
I would also mention 1- ensure your project is created in a cmyk color space. This is important. Screen and print are two different things.
2-avoid custom spot colors or spot colors with custom names...unless you’re planning to use a special mix ink.
thanks for the feedback Jarbee, have a great day
Satori Graphics you’re welcome and thank you for taking my comment constructively.
I’ve been a graphic designer since 2010 and exclusively a print designer for 5 years. Always learning.
Great information. It’s a refresher for me. Thanks for sharing. As always have a great day.
Love!! Excellent quality presentation and information both as usual, family! Thanks for continuing to do what you do in sharing, utilizing, and ever-growing in your skillz. 💎✊
hey thanks so much for the positive feedback, good to see you finding my content so useful 👍
So many great tips in this video! Getting the right shade of "black" can be a print designers biggest challenge sometimes - especially as it then varies based on paper selection!
Great tips! Thank you!
Nice video bro! Keep it up!
nice tips like always! thank you.
Great tips. I’d love to see more videos on getting files ready for print 👌🏼
More on this topic, please. Keep it up!🏆🤓😉
Thank you!
That’s really helpful dude. Thank ya :)
When it comes to deep knowledge of Illustrator or smart tips, your videos are many levels above everyone else's! Thanks for sharing, peace :)
Thank you so much for making such a good and interesting tuto (good looking video too). It is difficult to find full information about those processes on the Internet, most of the tutos being about creation only, even if creation is the most difficult process. cheers.
Very useful tips.. thanks
Wow.. thanks bro.. this is something I was looking for a long time
man this is what i looking for
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Really good. Thanks a lot for these tips.
Absolutely amazing. I would love to know more about PPI and sizes.
Great info and I'd really want to know more. Good stuff.
Thank you! We want more 😀 Could you make a video about different print presets, colour management, colour conversions and so on? How to make sure your colours are consistent, especially when you make a design for print and web?
great tips, thank you
Great and helpful video, waiting for more stuff
This is what im looking for thanks..me want more!
They were quite helpful!!! Keep up the good work bro. Can you please make more videos on Designing tutorials?
Great video, good work, keep up
Great i am waiting
Thanks still worth it
Lovely videos always. Your voice/speech is so clear. 👍🏾👍🏾
Thanks a bunch for your comment, and all the best
Thanks so much
amazing tutorial
Sorry if I missed this because I’m new here but I would love a tutorial on bleed and the like regarding print. I don’t really understand those aspects at all. Thanks.
@@SatoriGraphics Correct me if i'm wrong but I have some doubts about this technic (using build in bleeds). Doesn't it just scale up artwork a bit to fill in bleeds? Usually it shouldn't make big difference but when you made pixel-perfect / fine details / small fonts graphic it could ruin final effect. My print-room just gives templates with bigger artwork size. What are your thoughts?
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thanks a lot :)
This video is really old btw
The billboard one was very helpful. My class had to make banners that were about 3x5ft but we didn't know about scaling for large prints so the Indesign documents were the literal size. Opening that file takes forever now cuz it so big -_-
Useful content..
Nice vid thanks
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@@SatoriGraphics THE SAME FOR YOU
i want more tips on print items
@@SatoriGraphics flyer, brochure, social media add
Good video. I just didn't understand how to set up a large billboard document...
This was very helpful. I don't understand those dislikes (haters).
@@SatoriGraphics keep that energy my friend.
At the end of your video you choose "all printers marks" but all you need it the trim marks and the bleed. Registration marks are used in screen printing to line up the screens, most printers ignore the color bars unless the client specifically asks to match colors and the page information only lists the document title
Thank u.. these are really useful..
I used to make the large size bill board files! Now i will use the quarter size art boards.. Also, i used to give 300ppi for my 20 feet billboard !! Now i know that only 80ppi is to be given..
I normally give 3mm bleed in my A5 size pamphlets.. now on i will give 5mm bleed..
@@SatoriGraphics 😊👍ok.. thank u...
nice
I know this is an older video, but as someone who works in print production, regarding bleeds - ask the print provider for bleed specification for the job. In our workflow, (digital wide format printing) we actually prefer not to have a bleed set at all because our automated processes will enlarge the pdf's page boxes to the appropriate bleed size for the job on the fly. All we need is artwork that extends beyond the borders of illustrator's artboard for that to work correctly.
And for the love of all things holy - do *not* include printer's marks of any kind. The chances that your design software will place the right kind of marks on the document for the print provider to use in their production workflow is highly unlikely. Our RIP places all necessary marks for the job, and those marks are different depending on the kind of job it is.
thank's i really like it, but i already knew almost all the tips. I really hope u give tips with the best way to convert illustrator to pdf file, likes how you setting for compression image. Because that's was a big issue i think..
@@SatoriGraphics your welcome dude
I have issues with clients asking for metallics all the time, lot of difficulty printing. Can you offer an advice on this?
I am happy with the small size printing but I have issues for large size printing, for which what kinda measurement & ppi should I take is the pain!
*Could you do a video on the large size printing measurement things?*
@@SatoriGraphics This is quite different, I thought that the billboards need greater PPI!
I am eagerly waiting for the video that you gonna make for all of us, on these large scale printing topic!👍
Plz guide about fb and other social media posts resolution & setting. Thanks
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Hi Satori Graphics: For Example when am designing 500x1000 cm, billboard resolution at 30.
This is what usually I do scale it down to 50x100 or 5x10 cm and resolution at 1400 pixels, then will paste it into the 500x1000cm.
What do think?
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If the bill borders is about 10 ft 5ft how should I manage my art bord in small size..?
Dear Friend all these years I heard various differnet values for rich black or design's black. C70% M50% Y30% K100% & C60% M60% Y60% K100% do you agree? Also find so helpful your advices Thanks mate!!!
Thanks for this great video.
@@SatoriGraphics
I've tried this: color book> PANTONE + solid coated> edit or apply colors> color
But the illustrator does not indicate the PANTONE code :/
Still, thank you for your support.
if i need to print flyer so do i need to save as pdf or jpeg or psd which format will be perfect ...and thank you for this amazing tutorial
thanks man i was confused about it @@SatoriGraphics
I never tried embedding fonts. I usually create outline with the texts for printing in case the shop doesnt have the font. Maybe embedding allows editing of the text?
now would you look at that: a 6 minute video taught me more useful stuff about print than a whole semester at university. We only learned super detailed postscript stuff and pdf-version differences which was stuff that I NEVER EVER NEEDED AGAIN. I can't even print a birthday invitation with that trash knowledge, sheesh
@@SatoriGraphics no, thank YOU :D
What if I design 4,5 m by 2,5 m document with must 300 PPI (print on wall in office) :/
What kind of jobs will be available if you take a graphics print making course?
What do you mean exactly by 'print making'? You can also try and Google your question as I am sure there will be results relating to that exactly :)
where is the full course to "book design " or "catalog design "?
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i dont know anything about design and i really want to afford to go to study but i cant :/
One of the tips should be work with CMYK and not RGB.
Thank you!