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Laser Ink Jet Priner 🔎

Like we think this will be the last piece of equipment we purchase for awhile.

Designed our very first FABRIC for print and we are just under the 🌞 over the 🌙

DPI in the tiniest nutshell :-)

If the medium you have created your own design on for your business, is of a low resolution, low DPI, then your logos will not result in a high quality print. When you use a mobile phone , or even a tablet, your images will be of a medium to low resolution when enlarged, creating pixels to show up and bleeds.

Everything about the original logo is beautiful, however that one low quality element added (the camera) would cause most prints to look of a poor design, even thought the concept and vision is spot on. If it was to be enlarged you would notice the circle is not fluid, all because of pixel loss.

A good image, from experience should be at 300 dpi if using it for labels, documents, things you can hold in your hand. For larger prints such vinyl wall decals the final cut does not have to have that many dots per inch (DPI). And for large out door banners and car wraps the between 75-150 DPI.

A logo is an important part of your brand and says a lot about how you view your business. We will create a folder of different sized images that are print ready no matter what you are printing or putting out there. So if you have an idea, use a free logo app to set the foundation for your vision we will recreate a higher resolution version for you

If you have not got a Vector based, .ai or .eps for your logo or company name, we can create one for you for a small fee. As with our embroidery service, if your images are not digitised then we can take care of that too.

Note to budding Entrepreneurs and Business StartUps .... please make life simpler for yourself and send over you images in .png or .pdf format please.

Creating logos on free apps is always going to give you low quality images and .files that can not be used unless recreated then saved in compatible format.

When creating logos , in fact any kind of branding for a company, the images should be aligned, spacing equal between letters especially if of the same font. Colours need to be thought about and design complexity looked into as in what else will the logo be used for. Complex logos are hard to create for vinyl print and embroidery purposes. Too many colours can bump up the cost of such items also. Question I now ask myself is can this image be as effective if in a standard one block of colour.

A Logo is not THE Brand itself , it should really be a graphic symbol image that standsalone and should be what customers can recognise you by. I.e. Nike - tick, addidas- 3 bands , Starbucks - h***y fish queen with legs open 🤣🤣🤣 or if wording broad block colour and distinguishable.

I've tried to leave certain things alone in life however CREATING is just a part of me...plus what will I do with all this equipment???

Hmmmmm thinking a youth workshop....

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For your branding needs hit us up. Quality printing and designs .......

'I'm Exempt' Glown in the dark T-shirts £15 and Hoodies £25 for sale.
Delivery £1.99 or free to collect from:

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@ Sheffield

'I'm Exempt' Glown in the dark T-shirts £15 and Hoodies £25 for sale.
Delivery £1.99 or free to collect from:

S4 8LE


@ Sheffield

As you may have guessed you will find this type of chain worn around the ankle. Some are created to be tight around the ankle like a strap or many are allowed to dangle. For thousands of years anklets have been worn by many different cultures. Our anklets are created with a specific meaning in mind, however many people wear them for beauty and fashion purposes.

The Sumerians

Graves, founded in the Mesopotamian area of the world, known to have been inhabited by the Sumerians some 4500, are the first civilisation to evidence wearing bracelets including anklets. Women with wealthy husbands would wear them to advocate just how much wealth their husbands had. The Sumerians also were found to wear rings for both fingers and toes, and also necklaces.

Ancient Egypt

All types of people wore jewellery including anklets in Ancient Egypt,; the rich and the poor. The Royals, obviously wore more precious stones and metals. Known for covering pieces of beautiful jewellery, being 'trendy' and interested in fashion were those of the upper part of Egypt. The poorer also wore anklets, however many of them wore less expensive ones made mainly for use as lucky talisman and or charged amulets. Over time we have come to know these such pieces as charm bracelets.

Ancient Persia

Over time, it is believed that travellers of the Silk Road, mainly jewellery dealers, brought into Persia bracelets of all kinds, which included anklets. Over 20,000 pieces of fine Persian jewellery were found at the archaeological site called the Golden Mound. Semi-Precious stones and crystals such as Lapis Lazuli and Amethyst were amongst many of those pieces discovered.

Ancient India

Fooor centuries, Indians have worn ankle bracelets. You can find, these pieces of jewellery instilled in many of their literature. Take the story of an unfaithful husband briefly falling for another woman who wore an anklet called Shilappadikaram. Even in current times it is still tradition for a bride to wear ankle bracelets as part of their wedding attire. You will find that Indian women do wear some of the most fanciful anklets, adorned by many tiny chains, charms and bells, usually made from silver.

I AM a Creator . I create items that have meaning and purpose and help people become the better version of themselves with balance