Just dump a bucket of ice water on your head and you’re golden. Your nonprofit will raise tens of millions of dollars in one month. OK, maybe not all nonprofit fundraising is that simple, but what is the answer? Nonprofit fundraising saw a new spectrum of awareness this month with the creation of the “Ice …
Does a doctor’s office need printing? What about a spa? A medical clinic or a hospital? The answer to all of these questions is “yes.” It is important for each of these places to distinguish themselves, to build a brand around what they do and who they serve. People perceive a business by how it …
For today’s spotlight video, Tim and I drove to Tyler Junior College to see the campus and talk to key staff members who use our printing. We battled thunderstorms, traffic jams, and even a tornado, but we made it there and back relatively unharmed. Although the video below doesn’t include any shots of us getting …
We spoke with photographer Roderick Pena weeks before we met him. His use of clean, modern business cards intrigued us, so we made him the subject of our next PrintPlace.com customer spotlight. Wanting to get him in action for our video, Tim, our video coordinator, asked Roderick if we could follow him on a photo …
Quesa-D-Ya’s unique focus on quesadilla delivery has proven successful, and Paul Oltmann says print played a huge part in that.
A French fold is the combination of a half-fold in one direction followed by a half-fold perpendicular to the first. This results in eight panels.
An accordion fold is created by folding a sheet of paper back and forth with three folds. It is similar to a Z-fold but has one more fold.
A roll fold, or barrel fold, is created by folding one section of paper inward, then continuing to roll and fold in the same direction.
To make a double parallel fold, paper is folded in half and then in half again in the same direction.
A tri-fold is made by folding both sides of a paper in toward the middle to create three equal sections.
