Our new high speed digital die cutter is finally here! Next week it will be powered up and a full week of factory training will get us up and running quickly.
What does this mean for you?
Rose City Label President Scott Pillsbury presented to over 300 label printers and suppliers at the 2013 TLMI Tech Conference.
The subject of the presentation was Rose City Label’s entry… Read the Rest
RGB and CMYK Color Modes
Ever see a picture on the internet or on your computer monitor that looks bright and vivid in color? Then you go to print it out and think, “It doesn’t look like this… Read the Rest
Even the greatest pressman can battle with registration on the press. What happens when misregistration occurs and you have type on your label? Your text becomes “fuzzy” and hard to read. How … Read the Rest
What is the difference between vector and raster graphics?
Laura here from the Rose City Label art department. Many times we get asked what kind of file we prefer to have sent to us. The answer … Read the Rest
This is another great example of a label we weren’t sure we could make. We get many of our best ideas from our customer requests — they push us to do things we didn’t… Read the Rest
Rose City Label is proud to print for some of Portland’s most prestigious companies and organizations. This project for the Multnomah Athletic Club… Read the Rest
We are proud to show off another great label from our friends at Crux Fermentation Project in Bend. This brewery is owned and operated by some amazing branding minds. Everything on the label … Read the Rest
This label isn’t very sexy to look at, but it’s very functional, cost-effective, and durable, and was challenging to produce. This job was sent to us by another… Read the Rest
This one page PDF gives a great summary of the benefits of our digital press. Digital isn’t right for every job, but it is an amazing addition to our production lineup.
In a recent national survey, InfoTrends asked label, carton and packaging printers what was driving the move to digital printing. Their answers were a good insight into the future of printing,… Read the Rest
The answer, of course, is that it depends. It depends on what you are printing and what your expectations are. First, let’s define the terms and explain what each color system really… Read the Rest
