There are cool stickers, and then there are “slaps”! This is the term given to sticker art that goes beyond the realms of mere graphics and into an artistic world, inhabited by mad creatures and bizarre characters. With eye-popping swagger, it draws from graffiti, street art, tattooing, surfing, skating and other popular culture.
Ever been in that nerve-wracking situation where you’ve had to pitch your work, prototypes, ideas or yourself? Was your presentation a runaway success? If you were unable to knock it out of the park, then you might need to go back to the drawing board to plan your next presentation, because there’s a careful and considered art to a pitch and the following tips will help you get in the right mindset for pitching success.
It’s so frustrating when designer's block moves into your brain. It’s like the laziest tenant in the world, refusing to let anyone in and making a mess of all your good ideas. But you can’t just sit and stare at the screen forever, hoping that it will eventually leave! Remove the designer blues with these helpful tips.
Also known as die-cut stickers, decals are an incredibly inexpensive form of advertising and can be easily created in a variety of shapes and sizes with Roland DG’s integrated printing and contour cutting devices. Take a look at these examples below:
At the 2016 SGIA Expo in Las Vegas, Nevada, the vehicle wrapping experts at Digital EFX Wraps showed attendees how to transform a retro Happier Camper trailer with bold graphics produced on a Roland DG printer/cutter. Take a look at a recap of the vehicle wrapping process below:
Tricom Research, Inc. develops tactical communication and surveillance technologies for US Military and Federal Law Enforcement. Roland DGA visited their office in Irvine to see some of the cutting edge technology and prototypes they’re developing using Roland DG MDX milling technology.
