Planning stickers for water bottles
The bottle, its surface and its cleaning routine matter as much as the artwork.
Read the guideTHE PRINT NOTES
Good details.
Better briefs.
Choose the format, prepare the artwork and describe where it will stick. A little planning makes the job easier to review.
YOUR NEXT PRINT RUN
Put your idea into print.
Start with your quantity and a few project details. Specifications and pricing are confirmed after review.
Designing with holographic sticker material
Treat the reflective base as part of the artwork, then decide what should remain opaque.
Read the guideDie cut or kiss cut: choosing the presentation
The distinction is about what gets cut and what stays around the sticker.
Read the guidePlanning decals for a vehicle
Start with the vehicle surface and placement before choosing the artwork size.
Read the guidePlanning a sticker kit for a startup
Give each piece a job, then build the quantities around how the kit will be used.
Read the guidePreparing a bumper sticker brief
A clear design and a specific surface description make a better starting point.
Read the guideChoosing a sticker format for glass
Decide which side of the glass carries the sticker and which side people will view.
Read the guidePreparing a bulk sticker order
A complete brief helps us assess the job without guessing what you need.
Read the guideMaking a sticker message easy to read
Choose the main idea first, then design around the space people will actually see.
Read the guideDesigning stickers for a bike
Plan around the frame shape, finish and placement instead of treating the bike as a flat canvas.
Read the guideThe first decisions in custom sticker design
Start with the job the sticker needs to do, then choose its format and appearance.
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