Graphic Design:

The practice or profession of designing print or electronic forms of visual information, as for advertisement, publication, or website.

For over five years we have fulfilled the description of this profession to the best of our capabilities.

We pride ourselves by satisfying the needs of our clients in every way possible, with excellence and a quality of work hard to match, by caring about how good your business look, and how well we are able to create the perffect image that represents you.

Your ideas are the inspiration to the birth of your image. That's why we take in consideration all the ideas that you tell us.

We want to serve you in every way possible to make you look the best wherever you go.We just ask that you let us so what we promise. Take a look at our portfolio.

Printing:

The art, process or business of producing printed material by means of linked type and printing press or by similar means.

We are ine of the few, if not the only printers in central Florida to offer waterless printing. We now print all of our process color work waterless at 300 line screen. We will soon have our catalog ready for you to see what a difference waterless printing can make... specially at 300 line screen. The results are absolutely breathtaking. Fill out a catalog request form with your information nd we will send it to you as soon as it becomes available.

Waterless printing delivers superior reproduction to conventional printing. More tonal contrast. More shades of color, More saturation in every area. Finer detail throughout. greater color fidelity. Better shadows and highlights. Less dot gain. Sharper color. All the elements to make a project come to life.

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Screen Printing:

A stencil method of printmaking in which a design is imposed on a screen of silk or other fine mesh, with blank areas coated with an impermeable substances, and ink is forced through the mesh onto de printing surface.

The equivalent of the printing plate for the screen printer is the SCREEN -  a wooden or aluminium frame with a fine nylon MESH stretched over it. The MESH is coated with a light and sensitive emulsion or film, which - when dry - will block the holes in the mesh. The image that needs to be printed is output to film either by camera or image setter. This film positive and the mesh on the screen are asandwiched together and exposed to ultra-violet light in a deviced called print-down frame. The screen is then washed with a jet of water which washes away all the light sensitive emulsion that has not been hardened by the ultra-violet light. This leaves you with an open stencil which corresponds exactly to the image that was supplied on the film. Now the screen is fitted on the press and is hinged so it can be raised and lowered. the substrate to be printed is places in position under the screen, and ink is placed on the top side of the screen, (the frame acts also as a wall to contain the ink). A rubber blade gripped in a wooden or metal called a SQUEEGEE  (not unlike a giant wind-screen wiper0 is pulled across the top of the screen; it pushes the ink through the mesh onto the surface of the substrate you are printing.

Embroidery:

Ornamentation of fabric with needle work.

The embroidery proces begins by givin our clients a free quote concering their design ideas and garment choices. We acquire information concerning the color of the shirt, the size breakdown/quantity of shirts, and the required artwork necessary for the shirts, caps, jackets or anything else. In addition, we look at the location in which the artwork will be embroidered. We also set a time frame with the customer concerning when the artwork will be ready for approval or qhen the final shirts or caps will be ready for pick up.

During the next step of the embroidery process, our designers create on the computer the design choice of the client. Once the design is finalized, we digitize it. This means that the artwork is broken down by colors and turned into individual stitch counts that our computerized machines can understand. The digitization allows for a starting and ending point. for the needle within the design. Digitization prices vary depending upon the size of the artwork and the number of stitches (amount of detail) required. Digitization of artwork only has to be done once. If you choose to re-order the same design at a later date, digitization fees are not applicable.

During the embroidery stage, our machines go to work. A shirt or cap is locked intoa  hoop to the fabric which is to be embroidered. this hoops are them placed onto the embroidery machine which is sent the digitized image from our computers.

As you can see, this service is just like printing on paper, or T-Shirts but with threads. We love art!