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      Steven Van Liew is a leading systems engineer in the world of production print. Steven is a certified G7 expert and has over 20 years in production print, IT, and workflow solutions.

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      March 8, 2024 graphic design

      Understanding Color Communication: Color Value Changes within the RIP – Part 2

      Welcome back to our exploration into color communication! In this follow-up, I'll illustrate color variations...
      February 29, 2024 graphic design

      Understanding Color Communication: Say No to providing CMYK Values – Part 1

      In the realm of graphic design and artistry, a common misconception is to rely on CMYK values to convey...
      December 4, 2023 Print Strategy

      Why Doesn't My Digital Print Match My Computer Screen?

      Perhaps you are running into issues with muted color in your documents or your printed materials are not as...

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      March 8, 2024 graphic design

      Understanding Color Communication: Color Value Changes within the RIP – Part 2

      Welcome back to our exploration into color communication! In this follow-up, I'll illustrate color variations...
      February 29, 2024 graphic design

      Understanding Color Communication: Say No to providing CMYK Values – Part 1

      In the realm of graphic design and artistry, a common misconception is to rely on CMYK values to convey...
      December 4, 2023 Print Strategy

      Why Doesn't My Digital Print Match My Computer Screen?

      Perhaps you are running into issues with muted color in your documents or your printed materials are not as...