THE GUIDE TO

PRINT DESIGN

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 THE GUIDE TO
PRINT DESIGN

WHY PRINT DESIGN

STILL MATTERS

“
I do not need to learn
about print design
because that is in the
past.”
How many times have you heard a
statement like that? Digital design is the
future but that does not mean that there
is no longer a need to learn how to size
and create printed items.

Look down at your t-shirt, your bag or the

coaster your drink is resting on. There is
a good chance that within five feet of you
there is a product that required print
design knowledge to create.

This guide was created to give you the

essential print design knowledge so you
can create almost anything for any client
or for yourself.
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PRINTING OPTIONS

QUICKEST HIGHEST QUALITY CHEAPEST EASIEST

AT HOME PROFESSIONAL ONLINE PRINT ON

With a high-quality printer
PRINTER PRINTING DEMAND
COMPANIES
SMALL QUANTITIES

you can print your own Print on demand allows

SINGLE PRINT
Professional printing
LARGE QUANTITIES

products at home. users to upload their designs

companies can scale your Over the last 15 years local

AFFORDABILITY
to place on a wide variety of
printing needs and is best printing companies have gone
This is recommended if products. You can even
used for larger quantities. global to provide print products
you need just a small place your designs on
quantity printed as ink in large quantities to more
products to sell to others.
The higher the quantity the geographic areas.
costs are very high.
less each additional item
The best feature about print
costs to print. This is due to This has allowed printers to
Laser Printers on demand is the ability to
the ability to scale costs. offer printing options at lower
low material cost just have one item printed at
prices.
a time and shipped to
Each printing company has
InkJet Printers anyone who orders. No
different capabilities. The Quality is sometimes an issue
higher cost, better photo need to fulfill or ship orders
larger the company the with big online printing compa-
print quality yourself.
more the printing options. nies.
A great passive income
Check Google to find and Doing a test print to review the
opportunity.
locate local printers near quality is paramount.
you. Society6.com
RedBubble.com
VistaPrint.com printify.com
PSPrint.com

Premium Option
smartpress.com/
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BLEED
THE
BASICS Bleed is not always required by the
printer. In most cases they will request
you add additional size to your
document to ensure your document

TRIM
has enough bleed.

BLEED The final size of the document If not required, they will not post any
type of bleed requirements.
after the bleed is cut away.
Print items that print all the way to
the edge will sometimes require
When you add bleed to your document
what is called bleed from the printer.
make sure to avoid placing important
Bleed is an extra small border information in the bleed as this will all
around a final document that will be be trimmed off.
trimmed or cut by the printing
machine.

Adding bleed to a document

ensures they can properly print ink
to the edge. They trim the document
to ensure there is no leftover white
space around the edges.

MOST LIKELY UNLIKELY TO

REQUIRE BLEED REQUIRE BLEED
(BUT SOME MAY)
Posters
Flyers Vinyl Banners
Postcards Magazine ads smaller than a full page
Business Cards T-shirts and apparel design
Full page ads in newspaper & magazines Billboards
Envelopes
Signage (Metal, Wood, Plastic etc.)
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TYPES
There are so many different paper choices
you have to think about.

WEIGHT
How heavy or thick do you want your
paper to be?
MATTE (UNCOATED) GLOSSY (UV COATED)
Matte paper is very porous giving it lots of Glossy paper has a smooth feeling to it

HAS TEXTURE
COLOR

LASTS LONGER
texture. You can feel the paper as you rub because it is coated with a chemical that
What will be the base color of your paper? your fingers across it. It is easy to grab and makes the paper less porous.
Not all paper is pure white. It can come in gives most projects an overall high quality
off whites, yellows and other colors. There feeling. It allows for ink to dry quicker and helps to
is also brightness and whiteness levels lock in the ink, giving it a glossy, brighter
that can have subtle effects on the paper As we will talk about later, it does absorb look.
color. ink more than glossy paper and can reduce
the vibrancy of some inks. The coating catches the light and can give
SHEEN projects a sleek feel.
Do you want it to be glossy or flat (Matte)? Uncoated paper allows one to write on it
easier with pen and pencil, while coated
paper makes it a bit more difficult. USED MOSTLY FOR
Book Covers
USED MOSTLY FOR Posters
Book Pages Flyers and Handouts (because of the
Reports higher durability)
Appointment Cards Magazine Covers
Greeting Cards Packaging
Maps
20 lb. to 32 lb (Most Common) Workbooks
Printer paper, letterhead,and stationary paper

35 lb.
Resume and Contracts

65 lb. Cover Stock

Brochures, Report covers, Signage and Poster Presentations
Ever wondered exactly what paper “weight” means? It refers to the weight
80 lb. Common Card Stock
Invitations, durable flyers, business cards, menus and postcards of 500 sheets of a given paper stock in its basic size. For example, the
110 lb. to 132 lb Heavy Card Stock basic size for cover stock is 20-inch by 26-inch and the basic size for text
Index cards, super thick but can still be folded
stock is 25-inch by 38-inch. www.psprint.com
COLOR
CYMK
Most professional printing places
require CMYK color although that is not
ALWAYS the case.
Some Online printers suggest using
RGB colors. Make sure to check their
requirements before ordering. Digital
printing can usually work with RGB
mode.
QUICK & EASY
For example, when I created my
posters for sale on Society6.com they
required that I submit my posters in
RGB format as a jpeg or png. As RGB
printing becomes better (and can print
in wider color gamuts) you will see
more requirements for RGB files in lieu
of CMYK files.
DIGITAL PRINTING OFFSET PRINTING
Digital printing prints directly onto the A more traditional method of printing that
AMAZING QUALITY
media or print document. Technology has requires four metal ink plates to be made in
improved to make digital printing a great CMYK (Cyan, Magenta, Yellow and Black).
valid option for quicker printing time.
These metal plates are applied one at a
In the past, I have personally found digital time, one for each of the four inks.
printing to print a little darker than expect-
ed, or darker than offset printing. The quality of this type of printing is
unmatched and of the highest quality.
This is because all inks are applied at the
same time into the photo, instead of in Large quantity orders are suggested for the
different stages and allows the inks to mix use of offset printing.
more causing a slight darkening of the
overall appearance.
DOWNSIDE:
The downside is offset CMYK printing
Most cheaper Online printers use digital
requires the production of 4 metal plates
printing machines so they can print quickly
which can drive up costs for really small
and reduce the need to create metal
quantity orders.
printing plates.
DOWNSIDE:
Digital printing does not allow for the use of
Pantone colors or special inks.
 SPECIAL INKS Pantone® produces color swatch books
which you can order on their website.
They contain various swatch books you
can use to better predict how the color
will look printed on paper.

I only suggest buying one of these

books if you plan to use a lot of
Pantone® ink colors or work with larger
corporations that have the budget to
SPOT COLORS use these more expensive ink options.

PMS or the Pantone® Matching System

was created to give designers a chance
to match color perfectly across multiple
printers and print pieces.
COATED OR
They include a special combination of
CMYK inks that produce consistent
UNCOATED?
hues and tones. THAT IS THE
Each color in the PMS has it’s own QUESTION
number and can be referenced in
Adobe Illustrator by loading it in your 14-4811 TPX 18-3838 UNCOATED INKS are to be
color swatch libraries menu under Aqua Sky Ultra Violet used for uncoated paper. Uncoated
“color books”. paper does not have a glossy finish
and is referred to as matte paper.
Ink is absorbed more in matte
Each Pantone® ink used in your document uncoated paper reducing some of
requires the creation of an extra metal ink the vibrancy of the color.
plate in the offset printing process and does
incur added costs.
COATED INKS are to be used in
glossy or paper that has a slick
S TA N D A R D I N K C O S T S ADDED COSTS finish. Because the ink rests on top
of the finish, the material soaks up
less of the ink making it appear
more vibrant.
Cyan Magenta Yellow Black Pantone Pantone
Ink Ink Ink Ink Swatch Swatch
Added Added
Ink Ink
#1 #2
Metallic inks have small metal
particles that, when printed, rise to
the top to give off a metallic shine.

Metallic inks can be used on both

coated and uncoated paper. It is
suggested that you use metallic
inks on coated paper as it has a
harder surface to grab onto and the
metallic effect shows up better.

]Photo from: twww.pantone.com/articles/how-to/working-with-pantone-metallics

If you’re looking for maximum shine and not satisfied

with the more dull shine of a metallic ink, try foil
stamping.

Foil stamping is not really an ink at all, but the

application of a very thin metal foil on top of a given
area. When dried it reflects light and looks like
genuine metallic material.

This means you can use foil stamping with uncoated

matte paper without loosing the vibrancy and shine.
https://parseandparcel.com/foil-stamping-basics/
 Photos From: tph.ca/print-finishing/debossing-vs-embossing
PAPER EFFECTS

EMBOSSING
For a super finished look you can do what is called embossing on your
printing projects. This process uses a two metal plates (and heat) to
stamp together and create a raised effect as seen in the photo above.

It provides texture to the print and allows certain parts of the design to
be raised while others remain flat.

The opposite effect is called debossing, in which a metal plate imprints

the paper downward as shown in the photo below.

Embossing does require a thick enough paper weight, so you need to

discuss with your printer if an embossing effect will work with your
chosen paper stock.

DEBOSSING
You can also combine foil stamping and embossing to give your foil
effect a more dramatic look. The photo to the left is a wine label that
uses embossing and gold foil. Both of these are usually applied at
the same time to assure proper treatment.

To read more about this amazing printing options visit

zevendesign.com/graphic-designers-guide-embossing
 Photos From: twww.4over4.com/printing/any-shape-size-paper-custom-die-cut
Photos From: www.stickermule.com

AMA
ZING!

Step 1 - Create your

finished design

A die cut uses a steel blade to cut or shear off a

portion of a design to create a wide array of shapes
or patterns. Think of it like a cookie cutter for paper.
The most common use of a die cut is creating
various shapes for stickers.
Step 2 - Use the pen tool
to create your custom
In the photos to the right you can see creative ways shape or where you want
to apply a die cut to business cards. the paper cut.

Most printers have die cut steel blades already

created that you can quickly add to your project but
you can also create your own custom shapes in a AMA
vector program. ZING!
Simply create a shape using the pen tool and save
Step 3 - Create a sample
it as a vector file. Show an example of where you photo that shows the
would like the die cut to be placed on your final printer the final desired
design and you are done! cut location.
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FILE FORMATS FOR PRINT

VECTOR OPTIONS RASTER OPTIONS
CAN BE MADE LARGER WITHOUT MAKING LARGER REDUCES THE QUALITY
A REDUCTION IN QUALITY
There are so many different print requirements A vector file is not always required for some printers and some print projects.
depending on which printer or project you are
printing, so it can be hard to recommend just one As mentioned before some print on demand websites only require a high
or two file formats. Please check the requirements resolution JPEG or PNG file in RGB color.
of your printer before uploading or sending your
file.
JPEG PNG
PDF EPS OR AI JPEG (Joint Photographic Experts PNG (Portable Network Graphics) is an
uncompressed file format and retains
Group) is a raster file format that is
EPS (Extended Post- accepted by some Online printers for more photo information making it a
I find the PDF (Portable script) is another well most print projects. higher quality choice for printing.
Document Format) the accepted file format. It
most universally is a vector file and It tends to be a lower file size which The file size does tend to be higher with
accepted file format for retains any vector is great for the web, but also has a PNG’s which is not an issue for most
most print projects. information for your lower quality. This is because it is a Online printers as they are used to
design. compressed file format. dealing with large file sizes.
PDF allows the file to
be exported in a high The printer can also
resolution size (and
keep any vector
open your file in any
vector program to edit RESOLUTION
elements intact) but
also keep editing
capabilities on if the
or access any individual
layers if needed. MATTERS! There is an area when you open up a new project in Adobe
Photoshop and Adobe Illustrator where it allows you to input
resolution data. When working with photos that will exist only in
a digital space resolution does not really matter as a 300 dpi 2,000 x 2,000 pixel image will still
printed needed to EPS file formats tend to
be a 2,000x2,000 pixel image even if we double the dpi or (dots per square inch) to 600 dpi.
access the layers within be rather large in file
the file. size. With print projects your dpi number matters as that determines the print density of your project.
The higher the number the more crisp your project will print. 300 dpi is the most acceptable
resolution for most print projects.

Less than 300 dpi is acceptable (150 dpi) if you are doing super large format printing (large
banners and billboards) or when the viewing distance of a project will be several feet.
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MILLIMETERS INCHES PRINT DESIGN
A0 841mm x 1189mm 33.1" x 46.8"
A1 594mm x 841mm 23.4" x 33.1"
A2 420mm x 594mm 16.5" x 23.4"
A3 297mm x 420mm 11.7" x 16.5"
A4 210mm x 297mm 8.3" x 11.7"
A5 148mm x 210mm 5.8" x 8.3"
A6 105mm x 148mm 4.1" x 5.8"
A7 74mm x 105mm 2.9" x 4.1"
A8 52mm x 74mm 2.0" x 2.9"

A0

“A” SERIES SIZING

“A” series paper sizes are the most commonly used sizes in the A1
world. As a designer who is based in the United States (one of the
only countries that does not commonly use the A series paper
system) I find that this system makes a lot more since then the sizes
I am used to.

The A series paper has a ratio of 1:1.4142. That means each size A2
doubles in size. A1 is twice as large as A2 and A2 is twice as large
as A3 and so on.

A4 is the typical size you will see used in home and office printers A3
while A1 would be your commonly sized large poster.

A4
If you are in the United States this system of measurement is used
less often. It is good to still get to know this system if you plan or
A5
using a printer located anywhere else in the world. A6
A7
A8
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U.S. PAPER SIZES POSTER LARGE

Used exclusively in the United States and for printers located in the
United States the following sizes are the most commonly used.

These sizes do not use a ratio or a logical progression, so it is best

to memorize and get familiar with the names of each of these sizes.

MILLIMETERS INCHES RATIO

Half Letter 140 x 216 mm 5.5 x 8.5 in 1:1.5455
LESS
COMMON Government Letter 203 x 254 mm 8.0 x 10.0 in 1:1.25
Letter 216 x 279 mm 8.5 x 11.0 in 1:1.2941
Junior Legal 127 x 203 mm 5.0 x 8.0 in 1:1.6000 POSTER SMALL
LESS
COMMON
Government Legal 216 x 330 mm 8.5 x 13.0 in 1:1.5294
Legal 216 x 356 mm 8.5 x 14.0 in 1:1.6471
Ledger / Tabloid 279 x 432 mm 11.0 x 17.0 in 1:1.5455

LARGER SIZES
LEDGER / TABLOID
Poster Small 457 x 609 mm 18.0 x 24 in
Poster Medium 558 x 711 mm 22.0 x 28 in
Poster Large 609 x 914 mm 24.0 x 36 in
Poster XLarge 914 x 1219 mm 36.0 x 48 in

LETTER (FULL PAGE)

Do not see a common size listed? That is okay, this just lists the
HALF LETTER (HALF PAGE)
standard sizes. There are other sizes not listed that tend to be
popular when working with particular projects. 6 x 9 inches for
example is common for booklets and book covers.
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2-UP, 4-UP... ADDING BLEED

Paper comes in giant rolls and the 1-up, 2-up system allows a
printer to maximize the width or a roll (ream) of paper by fitting your
design multiple times in a given area.
In this example a 2-up on a standard 8.5 x 11 inch would fit two 5.5 x
8.5 inch documents inside the 8.5 x 11 paper. This allows the printer
to fit more of your design into the roll of paper, thus saving money.
Most of the time a printer will take your final pdf and apply this
method for you, without you having to modify this yourself.
If your printer requires you to include bleed it will be ADDED to the
final size. So a 8.5 x 11 inch letter size will need 1/8 of an inch bleed
added to ALL SIDES (this can vary per project but 1/8 of an inch
bleed is standard).
That means when you export your pdf with bleed your final docu-
ment size will now be 8.75 x 11.75 inches.

LETTER (FULL PAGE)

0.125 = 1/8 OF AN INCH

RIGHT AND LEFT SIDES = 0.125 X 2 = .25
TOP AND BOTTOM SIDES = 0.125 X 2 = .25
If you placed a half page size onto If you were to turn the half pages sizes
a full page you would only be able horizontally you can now print two half
to print one of the half pages. page sizes into a full page sizes.
BLEED IS
ADDED TO
THE DOCUMENT
SIZE WHEN
EXPORTED
These stickers
are 6-Up on a
document.
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HARDBACK COVER PRINT DESIGN

SPINE
Book sizes can vary not only by type (hard-back or soft-back) BACK FRONT
but also the genre of the book. Most standard book sizes
range from 6”x 9” to 8.5” x 11”.

A book cover is printed on one sheet of paper and folded

around the book. Your file should be set up like this below.
SOFTBACK JACKET
To find out the total size of your document you add the width of the
back + cover + spine + bleed for the right and left side to come up
with your total document width. In this case 6+6+1+.125+.125=
13.25 inches. The height would be 9 inches + the bleed (.125 +

INSIDE FLAP

INSIDE FLAP
.125) = 9.25 inches. The total document to put your design on would

SPINE
be 13.25 in x 9 in. A softback book jacket with flaps on the side
would add additional width to the document but not height. BACK FRONT
BLEED HARDBACK COVER
1/8 IN OR .125 6 X 9 INCH
6 IN 1 IN 6 IN
Laying out your document for a book jacket or cover is
relatively easy when you view it as one large sheet of paper
that will be folded. The hardest part is setting up your template
but many common sized templates can be found Online or
through your printer.

BLEED

BOOK BACK INSIDE FLAP

INSIDE FLAP
9 IN

SPINE
BACK FRONT

If bleed is required for your book document you would add

bleed on the outside edges (outside perimeter) only.
Folded brochures can come with 2 panels or 20
depending on what you are looking for. The most
common are tri-folds which takes a standard sized
paper and folds it twice.
FLAP
You can lengthen the paper on one side to be
able to fold it 4 times to create a quad fold. This
may be needed if your project requires more room
for additional information. INSIDE
OUTSIDE PERFORATED EDGES
Small holes are punched across a given line in a
paper where it can easily be torn out. This may be
BACK FRONT
PDF needed if you wanted someone to fill out a form and
PAGE #1 mail it back in. Create a new layer in your design
document and label it “Perforated edges” and let the
printer know this is where you would like to have the
paper slightly cut to allow easy tearing. You can draw
a red line with the pen tool.

As with most design files, you would lay it out as

an outside and an inside file, two separate files or PDF
pages of your final print ready pdf.
INSIDE
LEFT
INSIDE
MIDDLE
INSIDE
RIGHT PAGE #2

CREATE A PLAN
Fold your paper in the desired way and label which side will be the
MOST front, back, and flaps. This allows you to plan out your design file so
COMMON it will fold in the proper manner after being printed and folded.

Half Fold Tri-Fold Quad-Fold Gate Fold Z-Fold Roll Fold

 TEST PRINTS OF “PROOFS” ARE HELPFUL
Are you wondering how an ink color or size might
look but have a hard time visualizing it from looking
at your screen?

Printers have two ways you can proof your file

before you give the final approval to get your files
printed. One is a digital proof which is usually just a
pdf e-mailed to you. There are also hard copy proofs
that can be printed and mailed to you. These usually
cost extra but can be worth it for very expensive
Business cards might be the most popular form of a critical print projects.
3.5 INCHES
non-folded handout.

The typical size of a business card is 85mm × 55mm

FRONT

2 INCHES
or 3.5 in x 2 in. The width always comes first in a
measurement and height is the second number.

This is tricky because in Japan a typical business

card size is 91mm × 55mm so make sure to look up
the size you need depending on who will be using
that card. The same goes for many other print
BACK
projects we will talk about.
4 X 6 IN 5 X 7 IN 6 X 11 IN
STANDARD LARGE JUMBO
To compliment matters even more websites like Business Cards
moo.com sell business cards of all shapes and sizes
including a square shape you see below.

8.5 X 11 IN Postcards get more expensive to mail the larger the size. Make
sure to check postage prices. Size can and postage costs vary
wildly for each country.

6 X 9 IN
These are the easiest to
prepare for print. Simply
create your design on the
final size and add any
bleed upon export (if
required).

Flyer/handout
T-shirts might be one of the easiest files to
prepare for print. You may have just a front
file or you may have both a front and a
backside file.

Vector format (or .eps) is the standard

format you need to provide to the t-shirt
printer, but some print on demand may
require just a .png file for each side.

I also like to provide a finished mockup to

show the printer the proper sizing and
placement of the graphic for each side.

There are two main ways to print t-shirts

which we will talk about below.

SCREEN PRINTING
AKA SILK SCREEN PRINTING
This is the traditional method of
applying ink to cloth. You would
create a silkscreen with one color
for each silkscreen and slowly
imprint the ink to the t-shirt one ink
at a time. This is similar to offset
printing.

The cost of printing the t-shirt is

determined by how many different
colors you use because the printer
needs to create a screen cutout for
each color. more than 4 colors
tends to make this method of
printing expensive.
The quality of screen printing is
magnificent and has the best color.
DIGITAL PRINTING
AKA DIRECT-TO-GARMENT
Do you want to print a full color photo on a t-shirt?
Digital printing has made that possible and allows the
use of unlimited colors. The ink prints on a t-shirt just
like your printer at home. The price is the same if you
use one color or 50 and is the most common method for
t-shirt printing for print on demand websites.
 FLAP

BOXES BARCODE
TOP

GLUE
What makes package design preparation a bit difficult is
you have to think of your design in a 3D space. We no
longer just have a simple flat fold to worry about but
sometimes multiple folds that end up folding into other
folds.

Flap
BACK LEFT SIDE FRONT RIGHT SIDE
Break down boxes that you find around the house to see
how they fold together. The example to the right features
a tea box that was broken down and folded completely
flat.

This is how a design template will look for a box package

design. Most of the time templates are prepared for you GLUE GLUE
but for custom box sizes you might have to create one
yourself.
BOTTOM
In a vector program you can size each panel and create
guides or lines that indicate the edges of each side. You
can also indicate folds and flaps.
FLAP
 TOP FLAP
TOP FLAP DESIGN FILES THAT
WRAP AROUND
This bottle has two separate labels each that
GLUE

would have two separate design files. The design

RIGHT LEFT front files will be prepared as one long rectangle that
SIDE BACK SIDE would wrap around the entire portion of the bottle.

It is good to know the total width of a cylindrical

package so you can make sure the product name
can be read easily without having to turn the
BOTTOM GLUE FLAP product to the right or left.

The red outline below indicates the width. Anything

Another example of a layout for box packaging. outside of this width will not be seen without
rotation. This is for your eyes only as the designer
and does not need to be included when exporting

CYLINDRICAL the final label file.

PACKAGING
Cylindrical packaging also can be a bit tricky
because the viewer never sees the entire TOP LABEL
DESIGN FILE
design at one time. Similar to boxes, they
need to rotate the product to see all of the
sides.

When creating a cylindrical package design file

you create it flat with all sides visible at once.

Take this can for example. You would research

to find out that a typical 12oz aluminum can
has a total printable space of 8.125 width x
3.625 height, although we only see about 4
inches in width at a time. MAIN LABEL
DESIGN FILE

This size varies depending on the volume of

3.625 IN

the can and also the country of origin as most

countries use liters as their units of
measurement and also millimeters instead of 8.125 IN
inches.
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DISTORTION
IN PACKAGE
DESIGN
Lotion bottles are a great example of bottle
distortion. Hold a lotion bottle in your hand. Do
you notice how it blends inward as you get
closer to the cap at the bottom? The width
seems to get smaller than toward the middle of Using a Photoshop or other type
the bottle? of mock-up program helps to
visualize the final design.
Make sure to think about these bends and
curves when creating a package design. This works out great for standard
designs. For custom designs it
You may need to avoid using critical helps to know a basic 3D
typography in the areas that are bend or modeling program like Adobe
rounded to avoid a distortion effect to the type Dimensions or Blender to create
or photos. your own custom mock-ups.

I like to indicate where the distortion

may take place on a package design
by creating another layer in my GraphicBurger.com
design which is shaded red. This will
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FRONT BACK not be included in the final file you
(Premium paid mockups)
send but is a good reminder to avoid
placing text there. Placeit.net
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Fortunately, many templates are
supplied when getting a package smartmockups.com
designed which may visualize such freepik.com/psd/mockup
issues for you.

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