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Commercial print jobs require the perfect design, colors, copy, and layout. And most importantly, you must choose the right printing process for the job. There are two main types of printing for commercial jobs: offset printing and digital printing. In this article, we’re going to cover the differences between the two processes and which one

Four Color Process Printing Four color process printing is different from spot color printing – because while spot color takes specific PMS colors to directly print the design; Four color process uses Cyan Magenta Yellow K(Black) and blends different percentages of each of those 4 colors in order to give us different gradients within those

Offset refers to the fact that the image is not transferred from a lithographic printingplate to a sheet of paper. Instead the inked image is transferred (or offset) from the printing surface to a rubber blanket and then to the printing surface. In offset-lithography, the paper does not come into direct contact with the printing plate. Instead, the image is transferred to a rubber

Offset printing, in short, uses plates to transfer images onto what is called a blanket. The rubber blanket then rolls the image onto a sheet of paper. Setting up the machine, plates, and blanket can take some time, and all plates must be made custom, which adds cost to the print job. However, the result is crisp,