Dot Studio - London based print and finishing specialists - Foil Blocking, Screen Printing, Embossing, Debossing, Duplexing.
What is Embossing / Debossing? Printing techniques. Embossing stands out ( it’s raised against the background) , debossing is pressed in. Embossed business cards - Debossed cards. Printed in London by Dot Studio. #printdesign #emboss #deboss #embossing #debossedbusinesscardsuk #embossedbusinesscards
Dot Studio - London based print and finishing specialists - Foil Blocking, Screen Printing, Embossing, Debossing, Duplexing.
Dot Studio - London based print and finishing specialists - Foil Blocking, Screen Printing, Embossing, Debossing, Duplexing.
Black and silver foil blocked business cards, printed by Dot Studio. Designed by Regular Practice.😍
Holographic prints are the best! For my business card, i combined my lettering style with two of my favorite fonts: Doyle and ABC Favorit :) These business cards were beautifully printed by Dot Studio on 500gsm Senses Sable Black paper stock. The cards were applied with holograp
Graphic Design, Label Design, Branding
Dot Studio - London based print and finishing specialists - Foil Blocking, Screen Printing, Embossing, Debossing, Duplexing.
Dot Studio - London based print and finishing specialists - Foil Blocking, Screen Printing, Embossing, Debossing, Duplexing.
Studio Dot designed its office to present an industrial vibe accommodating its ever-growing architecture services.
Business cards Invitations Stationery
Kriah, Hebrew Reading & Games
Linktree. Make your link do more.
Die Cutting service London - Dot Studio Die cut business cards, folders, swing tags, die cut labels, die cut invitations, die cut envelopes.
Duplexed business cards, duplexed invitations. Quality printing London. Dot Studio
Dot Studio - London based print and finishing specialists - Foil Blocking, Screen Printing, Embossing, Debossing, Duplexing.
Membership cards for East End Trades Guild London
Graphic Design, Architecture, Logo Design
Cup Bottoms This year's 4th Annual Cup Swap will kick off tomorrow! It's the day we've all been anticipating with much eagerness. Each fourth grader makes two cups. Students may keep one, and trade one. Or, they may trade both. The last option is to be utterly selfish and to keep both cups. So, tomorrow we make the first of our two cups. To make the process run more smoothly, I cut out the bottom slabs for this round. That way, students can just worry about rolling out their wall slabs, and about possible handle solutions. I'll keep you posted on our progress. Hansen Trading Cups Student Inspiration
