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#Black letterpress software license
(for use of the font on websites as webfonts or in applications as screen fonts, a software license is required)
#Black letterpress install
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This licence is reserved to individuals and doesn't apply to corporate/studio entities. If you're considering this for your wedding invitations and need a designer, PICK ME, PICK ME! I am just dying to bring it to life.By downloading and using this software you accept the terms of the following agreement ("EULA"): I haven't yet had the opportunity to design white engraving or foil on black paper, so I don't have any photos to share. Yes, it is bit more of an investment than traditional letterpress printing on white paper, but the finished product is oh so dreamy. I love that tip, thank you Shayna!)įoil and engraving are wonderful options when trying to print white on black for invitations. (editor's note: my incredible talented printer friend, Shayna, mentioned in the comments that it IS possible to print white letterpress ink on black paper, so long as the paper is coated, and/or if you add a little silver ink to the white. When trying to achieve white on black (or any dark paper) the best options are usually white foil, white engraving, a specialty white toner, or white calligraphy. Regular digital printing is not possible on dark paper - since "white" ink is usually the absence of ink (think of your home printer and how it prints "white"). Printing white letterpress on black paper is nearly impossible - the letterpress ink is transparent, like watercolor, so it doesn't give the desired crispness. Alas, like almost everything that is incredibly gorgeous, it's not easy to achieve. Today I'm going to share what I've learned about printing the elusive combination of white on black.Ĭrisp white printed on magnificent black paper is to.
Now that we're all familiar with the common print methods ( Letterpress 101, Foil Stamping 101, Engraving 101 and Digital/Flat Printing 101), I'm ready to start diving into some printing nuances in more detail.
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