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Artwork Checklist
Artwork Checklist

Creating a new document in Adobe Illustrator is very simple. We will explain those in the following tutorial.

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Create Your Artwork
Create Your Artwork

Creating a new document in Adobe Illustrator with the right settings straight away is very simple.

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Set Bleed and Margins
Set Bleed and Margins

Bleed and margins are one of the most important settings to ensure that your final artwork files are printed in the highest quality possible.

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Set Bleed and Margins
Set Bleed and Margins

Don't forget to set bleed of 3mm, as well as a security margin of 3mm!

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Use High Resolution Images
Use High Resolution Images

Ensure that the images you use have a resolution of at least 300 DPI.

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Select CMYK Color Mode
Select CMYK Color Mode

In order to ensure high print quality, it is crucial that you set your document's color mode to CMYK.

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Convert Fonts to Outlines
Convert Fonts to Outlines

Change your artwork's fonts to curves to avoid compatibility issues and printing problems.

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Save as PDF-X1a
Save as PDF-X1a

Save your artwork as a PDF-X1a file for optimal compatibility.

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Configure Grey Colors
Configure Grey Colors

Set up your grey colors only with black (K), and no C, M, or Y!

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Configure Black Colors
Configure Black Colors

Black can actually cause a lot of trouble during printing if not correctly used.

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Configure Fine Lines
Configure Fine Lines

Don't forget to properly configure thin lines and small elements to ensure readability.

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Save as PDF-X1a
Save as PDF-X1a

When you send your file to your printing partner, it is always best to save it in the PDF-X1a format.

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Create Your Artwork
Create Your Artwork

When you create your new file in Adobe Photoshop, you will be asked to set some important configuration details.

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Set and Check Format
Set and Check Format

The format and number of pages in your artwork file must match with the products that you are going to order.

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Use High Resolution Images
Use High Resolution Images

When you use images in your file, you should always be careful, as they represent a risk to printing quality.

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Select CMYK Color Mode
Select CMYK Color Mode

Since printing processes rely on the CMYK color model, you must always set your artwork files to CMYK color mode.

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Convert Fonts to Outlines
Convert Fonts to Outlines

Fonts are lettering styles that can be installed on your computer. When installed, you can use them to change the aspect of letters in any file

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Configure Black Colors
Configure Black Colors

For text, thin lines, and small elements, always make sure you use pure black, i.e. Black set to 100%, while the three other colors are set to 0%.

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Configure Grey Colors
Configure Grey Colors

Grey is an intermediary color between black and white, and needs to be dealt with carefully.

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Configure Fine Lines
Configure Fine Lines

With offset printing, there are inevitably variations of 2 to 3 tenths of a millimeter for every elements printed.

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Artwork File With Foldings
Artwork File With Foldings

When setting up an artwork file that contains folds, it is important to beware of the safety margins on each side of the folding lines.

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Artwork Checklist
Artwork Checklist

Before sending in your file to your printing partner, you should always ensure that the necessary settings are correctly implemented.

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Artwork File With Foldings
Artwork File With Foldings

When setting up an artwork file that contains folds, it is important to beware of the safety margins on each side of the folding lines.

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