Artwork

Types of lamination in Singapore are easy to mix up because customers and printers often use the same word for different processes. Ask us to “laminate” an A1 poster and […]

CMYK vs RGB explained simply: why screen colours shift in print, and how to set up your file so the printed result matches what you expect.

Submitting the correct print file is essential to achieving the highest quality and ensuring that your project meets your expectations. At orangeprint.com.sg, we primarily accept files in PDF format due […]

What is Bleeding Space in a Print File? In printing, “bleeding space” refers to the area beyond the edge of the final print area where the design continues. This space […]

In printing, the “safe zone” refers to the area within a design or document that is guaranteed to remain intact without being cut off during the trimming process. It ensures […]

File Submission Checks At Orangeprint, we perform a series of checks on every file received. Some of these processes are automated pre-flight checks; however, we do not guarantee the content […]