Process Metallic Color System now available for all print processes
Color-Logic’s Process Metallic Color System is now available for all print processes.
Color-Logic’s Process Metallic Color System is now available for all print processes.
16 September is the deadline for entries to the Contra Vision Third International Wrap Artists Competition, designed to reward innovative and creative see-through graphics with the prizes to be awarded at SGIA 2011 Expo in the US.
IMI Europe (Cambridge, UK) and AWA (Amsterdam, The Netherlands) have decided to co-locate two inkjet conferences in Lisbon, Portugal in November 2011. The AWA Ink Jet Label and Packaging Print Seminar will take place 8 – 9 November at the Sheraton Lisboa Hotel, Lisbon, and be followed at the same location by IMI Europe’s nineteenth Annual European Ink Jet Conference on 9 – 11 November.
Prism, the UK trade association that is part of Fespa, is to host a wide-format Think Tank at the Ritz in London on 6 September.
Xennia will present its high-speed digital textile printing system, the Xennia Osiris, at ITMA (International Exhibition of Textile Machinery) in Barcelona on 22 - 29 September 2011. This system can print at up to 2,880m2/hr with up to eight colours, using process and/or spot colours.
Selectech, a specialist supplier of ink, media and accessories to the professional wide-format sign and display print market, plans to leverage the power of Twitter by tweeting daily special offers on its range of products.
Pantone, the first ever Platinum Sponsor of the PrintIt! educational initiative, will donate around £70,000 worth of equipment to schools participating in the 2012 programme.
Business Secretary Vince Cable, Shadow Education Secretary Andy Burnham and Green Party leader Caroline Lucas are among the 102 MPs now taking part in the Forum of Private Business’s ‘Business Buddy’ scheme.
Viscom 2011, in co-operation with the raumprobe materials agency, Forteam Communication and Mutoh Deutschland, will host a newly established Customised Design Forum. The move follows the growing popularity of “creations with a character of their own” as the private, public and commercial sectors seek a greater degree of individuality that can digital print can now deliver.