Here’s a pdf to show you: How to Create Bleeds for a Print Job When a printed image extends to and off the edge of the paper it is called a “bleed”. In print design, the artwork or block of color must extend off the edge of the page. The artwork or block of color […]
Several years ago we acquired some old pictures from 1930’s and 40’s Fortune magazines. It is interesting not only to see the old equipment, but also to see how things have changed in print advertising (and also how things have stayed the same). Click on these pictures to see them enlarged. The Edison-Dick Mimeograph Company was
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What is a Bleed? In order to make ink run all the way to the edge of your piece, you’ll need to build something called bleeds. This is just a little extra (usually 1/8″) around your entire document so that when we cut the job down, there isn’t a white edge. If you imagine using
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