Embossing is making a raised image onto the background surface. Debossing is making an indented image into the background surface. I deboss images into clay like polymer clay, very often because an embossed image will wear off much faster than a debossed image will. Blessings!
wow i came here in search for a good tutorial on how to do a curved surface deboss in a certain cad. Not exactly what i was looking for, but wow was that a good explanation and intro to printing and bossing paper :)
Embossing is beautiful, however difficult i to emboss items like leather pad folios since its not possible to get under the surface. We deboss thousands of college logo's on a variety of leather products and "debossing" or laser engraving is our best options. On Paper as you illustrated, I would agree with you the embossing is the way to go
Good sensible explanation. De boss didn’t make sense to me. Seems it’s more like stamping the paper. Embossing almost molds the paper. I love embossing.
what kind of photopolimer do you use ? just bought a heidelberg tigel and bought a 5mm photopolimer and cant seem to get that deboss effect with the print , it just prints , even on 500gsm cotton paper
@@afinepress In fact, you can emboss without paint, either with white opaque paint or with transparent white ... and all this gives about one result, if we talk about white paper) But hot stamping is everything! Firstly, this is a clear edge of the printed elements. Secondly, you can use only cliches or white foil (even on white paper), but transparent foil looks best on a white background!
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Embossing is making a raised image onto the background surface. Debossing is making an indented image into the background surface. I deboss images into clay like polymer clay, very often because an embossed image will wear off much faster than a debossed image will. Blessings!
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wow i came here in search for a good tutorial on how to do a curved surface deboss in a certain cad.
Not exactly what i was looking for, but wow was that a good explanation and intro to printing and bossing paper :)
Embossing is beautiful,
however difficult i to emboss items like leather pad folios
since its not possible to get under the surface.
We deboss thousands of college logo's on a variety of leather
products and "debossing" or laser engraving is our best options.
On Paper as you illustrated, I would agree with you the embossing is the way to go
Wonderfully explained, thank you
What a great video! I learned so much! Thank you 😊
Wow! Very informative. Beautiful work.
Would you mind telling Factcheck they've mislabeled a photo of the backside of a debossed seal as 'The raised seal?'
It's only been 13 years.
That piece with the knife and the animals is aMAZing.
Good sensible explanation. De boss didn’t make sense to me. Seems it’s more like stamping the paper. Embossing almost molds the paper. I love embossing.
Hai, i looking for info about debbos emboss brass plat, can you help me?
How you create the Photopolymer plate ?
what kind of photopolimer do you use ? just bought a heidelberg tigel and bought a 5mm photopolimer and cant seem to get that deboss effect with the print , it just prints , even on 500gsm cotton paper
I print with clear varnish on flexo can you do that with letter press ink instead foil
That's essentially what the knife piece is. With uncoated stocks and letterpress, we're not going to get any sheen, really, much less gloss.
@@afinepress In fact, you can emboss without paint, either with white opaque paint or with transparent white ... and all this gives about one result, if we talk about white paper)
But hot stamping is everything! Firstly, this is a clear edge of the printed elements. Secondly, you can use only cliches or white foil (even on white paper), but transparent foil looks best on a white background!
You need a Cricut Maker
what for?
potato, potahto
Nope. Not at all. The processes are entirely different, as are the results.
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