Convert any image to vector with Redraw
Redraw is a brand new service that upgrades any image into a high resolution vector format.
Publicado por Jeremy Wick em 21 de março de 2020
Postagens de Jeremy Wick
Need more charm? Introducing custom acrylic charms
Custom acrylic charms can be printed in full color and cut to any shape. We include a small hole for keychains, jewelry and more.
Publicado por Jeremy Wick em 3 de fevereiro de 2020
Why kiss cut stickers are better than back slit
Back slit stickers are supposed to make peeling easier, but kiss cut stickers are a better option.
Publicado por Jeremy Wick em 30 de janeiro de 2020
Sticker back printing vs. kiss cut stickers
We get a lot of requests for sticker back printing. But did you know kiss cut stickers can serve the same purpose?
Publicado por Jeremy Wick em 20 de novembro de 2019
Branded packing tape vs. regular packing tape
We compared the difference in cost and quality between custom packaging tape and regular unbranded packing tape.
Publicado por Jeremy Wick em 26 de fevereiro de 2018
The perfect print-ready file checklist
Here’s a checklist of everything you need to do to make sure your design is perfectly print-ready.
Publicado por Jeremy Wick em 21 de fevereiro de 2017
The making of our new homepage video
A behind the scenes look at how we made the video on our homepage. From script to post-production.
Publicado por Jeremy Wick em 7 de fevereiro de 2017
How to use Image Trace in Adobe Illustrator
How to quickly convert your image to vector format for high quality printing at any size using Image Trace in Adobe Illustrator.
Publicado por Jeremy Wick em 3 de novembro de 2016
Raster vs. Vector images – what's the difference?
Raster images are made up of a bunch of tiny pixels, while vector images are made from mathematical paths.
Publicado por Jeremy Wick em 20 de setembro de 2016
Die cut stickers vs. kiss cut stickers
A die cut sticker has a backing that is cut to the exact shape of the design, while a kiss cut sticker includes additional backing around the actual sticker.
Publicado por Jeremy Wick em 22 de março de 2016
