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Who is Hugo?

In print, questions don’t stick to office hours, and production doesn’t wait.

Ask Hugo is Huge Paper’s print assistant, built to answer questions about our papers, substrates, availability, and press compatibility, fast. Whether you’re exploring options from the Huge Paper lineup or checking if a stock fits your job, Hugo helps keep projects moving.

Hugo isn’t replacing your Huge rep. It’s designed to support them. When something needs deeper input, our team steps in.

🖨 Printers - Make smarter stock decisions from the Huge Paper range and protect your margins

📐 Estimators and Specifiers - Quote faster with clearer info on Huge products

⚙️ Press Operators - Get practical guidance on how Huge substrates perform on press

🎨 Designers - Find the right Huge paper to match your creative vision

Want to see what Hugo can really do? Tap the link in our bio to ask Hugo.

Follow our Ask Hugo series right here on Instagram to see it in action.

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Who is Hugo?

In print, questions don’t stick to office hours, and production doesn’t wait.

Ask Hugo is Huge Paper’s print assistant, built to answer questions about our papers, substrates, availability, and press compatibility, fast. Whether you’re exploring options from the Huge Paper lineup or checking if a stock fits your job, Hugo helps keep projects moving.

Hugo isn’t replacing your Huge rep. It’s designed to support them. When something needs deeper input, our team steps in.

🖨 Printers - Make smarter stock decisions from the Huge Paper range and protect your margins

📐 Estimators and Specifiers - Quote faster with clearer info on Huge products

⚙️ Press Operators - Get practical guidance on how Huge substrates perform on press

🎨 Designers - Find the right Huge paper to match your creative vision

Want to see what Hugo can really do? Tap the link in our bio to ask Hugo.

Follow our Ask Hugo series right here on Instagram to see him in action.

Who is Hugo?

In print, questions don’t stick to office hours, and production doesn’t wait.

Ask Hugo is Huge Paper’s print assistant, built to answer questions about our papers, substrates, availability, and press compatibility — fast. Whether you’re exploring options from the Huge Paper lineup or checking if a stock fits your job, Hugo helps keep projects moving.

He’s not here to replace your Huge rep, he backs them up. When something needs deeper input, our team steps in.

🖨 Printers — Make smarter stock decisions from the Huge Paper range and protect your margins

📐 Estimators & Specifiers — Quote faster with clearer info on Huge products

⚙️ Press Operators — Get practical guidance on how Huge substrates perform on press

🎨 Designers — Find the right Huge paper to match your creative vision

Ask Hugo. Keep things moving.

Tap the link in our bio to try Hugo!

Want to see what he can really do? Follow our Ask Hugo series right here on Instagram.

‪Kudos to the designer who created this battery packaging. I always say—“design in such a way that the content can come forward”.‬

‪The material is likely formed from recycled content, uses no ink, and will be returned to its pulp origin.‬

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Have you compared our NiceArt against the best from Ariva and Spicers?

Prints better. Costs less.
papers deliver #1 performance without the #1 price. That means higher margins for you, more competitive quotes, or an opportunity for your customers to trade up to a better sheet.

Switch and Save!

With NiceArt, you get a lot more for a lot less. If you compare the whiteness, touch-point, quality, and available weights and sizes you’ll understand why more printers are switching from EuroArt and Supreme to NiceArt.

For samples and pricing, ask Jeff at 416.578.8848 or [email protected]

is a supplier of digital papers, synthetic substrates and printable magnetics to commercial printers, advertising and marketing agencies, launches high-performance in the Canadian market. These papers will be available exclusively from Huge Paper in three options: 100 percent polyester, blended polyester and paper polyester.

The papers are , and in addition to being alcohol, stain, tear, static, and heat resistant. Common applications include: POP displays, menus, indoor and outdoor signage, manuals, and floor decals. 

• Available sizes: 12 x 18" and 13 x 19"
• Weights vary from:
- 5, 8, 10, 12 and 14 mil for 100 percent polyester
- 8, 10 and 12 mil for blended polyester
- 4 and 8 mil for paper polyester

Link to Article: https://www.printaction.com/huge-paper-brings-poly-g-polyester-papers-to-canada/


Don’t use too many print production processes—when one—or none will do!

Let the paper speak for itself.

Following yesterday’s Navy day, we flipped the focus from blue stock to blue ink. The choice to use a ink perhaps used to be for economical reasons, or think back to the 1980s…but, less is more!

What’s beautiful about this print piece, is that it’s a step up from your basic one-colour imprint on white stock. It’s likely a coloured 60lb bond. Great for printing !

Today is ! And while some might protest the exact shade of this blue could perhaps be Royal or Cobalt—there’s no mistaking its hue.

Coloured stock can be more impactful and economical with a 1-colour imprint vs. printing CMYK.

Looking for a similar effect? Our collection offers deep, rich colour ideal for white ink; crisp image reproduction; and a uniform surface for consistently beautiful results.

Our comes in 110lb cover (290 gsm) and a sheet size 18.25 x 12.5 inches for digital toner presses.

We can’t read what this says…but imagine that this artsy-wrapped paper has something like an artisan sandwich inside!

is something that often gets overlooked, as well, received for just newspaper printing. But its thin, lightweight, neutral properties offer so much when creatively applied to other and uses!

This is a great solution for artists who like to add their signature style to something understated.

Wines take on all kinds of colours and flavourful notes—and so should the label. For —we found a wine label that has that organic, artistic touch. Right down to the stock and torn . A natural paper canvas!

We assume these are mass printed; however, imagine if they were blank canvases…and it was your job to paint something original on each one? Like a limited edition!

Print serves to inform and promote. Another by called "Artist Colours".

Nick asked his friends to describe their favourite famous artwork in a simple way then used colour blocks to represent the artwork. The idea was to see if people could visualize the artwork from the colours and description and maybe revisit it and discover something new in it.

In honour of , we discovered wine—a concept that plays off of the colour matching system, designed by Nano Alfonsín in Argentina.

This is an age in which wine labels are at the peak of design, all of them seek to tell a story or to be the more embellished one and stand out from the rest. This fact often gains such notable prominence that wine, the important matter, can be forgotten. The design seeks to demonstrate the communication power of design in the purest way possible.

There is often much to consider in a wine bottle—the colour of wine, colour of bottle, colour of stock the label is printed on—and the imprinting!