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Converting fonts to outlines (curves) solves most font problems. This can be a life-saver. Keep in mind; once you create outlines we cannot make changes to the text.
When you select the size of the document you need, please make sure that you leave an additional 1/8" all around the art for bleeding if your document bleeds. This will ensure that your entire art and text will be visible once it is cut to its final size. However, make sure that no important graphic or text is in the bleeding area.
You should also have to keep your graphics and text at least 1/8" inside the final size. When using a border, remember it may be unequal either top to bottom or side-to-side due to minor, inevitable movements in the press and in the cutters.
Resolution is the number of pixels in an image. More resolution equals better print quality. Please send us your arts with a 300 dpi (dots per inch) resolution. If you are sending a banner, please use 150 dpi.
RGB (Red, Green, and Blue): Used for computer display. You can send us your arts using this color model but remember that your print is not going to look the same as in your screen (especially on bright or saturated colors).
CMYK (Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, and Black): Used for printing. This is the color model we use to print, so if you send us your art using CMYK we will more than happy.
Grayscale: For black and white prints. Remember to save one copy full color just in case you need to use it in the future.
Please send your arts to our email info@redeemerprinting.com. If your art is bigger than 20 MB, we recommend you to use Dropbox, Drive, or WeTransfer.
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