Consumables-Paper - Digital

Neenah to Launch Expanded Digital Portfolio at Dscoop9
March 3, 2014

At Dscoop9 held March 6-8 in Orlando, FL, Neenah will have on display all of the new HP digitally certified color and texture items, including the newly introduced Grocer Kraft RAW Finish in Environment Papers and best-selling colors in the Astrobrights Papers line.

The Stoutnik Beer Label (Includes Video)
February 19, 2014

This week, PaperSpecsGallery.com features the Stoutnik beer label for Stoutnik Russian Imperial Stout. The all-black packaging, frosted matte black bottle and blind-embossed dot pattern make this bottle label stand out!

International Paper Announces Diamond Level Sponsorship with Dscoop
February 17, 2014

International Paper and Dscoop have announced a sponsorship that features International Paper as a diamond level sponsor, the highest level in their class. "Our products were developed with HP graphic arts and digital print end users in mind and pair well with the high-performance standards of these growing markets," said Clay Ellis, International Paper vice president of Printing Papers.

Paper Trail Wine Label (Includes Video)
January 22, 2014

Every three years, Clampitt Paper sponsors a special competition for designers in the Dallas/Fort Worth area. PaperSpecsGallery.com shows the winning Paper Trail Wine Label.

The Secret Power of Razzleberry
January 15, 2014

A colored sheet makes a marvelous base for a number of outstanding marketing pieces—and I am not talking fluorescent, eye-catching fliers that announce your next garage sale.

Easing Your Etailer Client into Direct Mail
November 20, 2013

To capture an audience, there is no better vehicle than a high-quality, visually alluring catalog. Of course you and I have always known about the distinct advantage catalogs have thanks to their photography, paper and print quality. And of course their attention-grabbing size.

Add Mind Reading to Your Skill Set
November 6, 2013

“I need a reliable source for raised-print business cards.” Sounds simple enough doesn’t it? But wait...“The raised print is a design and not lettering.” Now we are narrowing it down.