Features
The latest feature articles from GRAPHICS PRO
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The precision problem: How Pantone 2026 challenges UV shops
Craftsmanship becomes more visible as design becomes quieter.
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Your embroidery pricing is inconsistent. Here’s what to do about it.
Take this diagnostic from NNEP.
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Up, up & away: Designing signage for the Strategic Air Command & Aerospace Museum
Q&A with Tony Persons of Nebraska Sign & Scott Kane of Watchfire.
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Time to fix apparel’s broken global supply chain
From fast to responsible with on-demand production.
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Sandcarving champagne bottles
Learn how to personalize these celebratory drinks step-by-step
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Outlook is bright for digital signage
As technology advances, signs are a bigger part of our lives.
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Everything you need to plan your 2026 GPX experience
The new GPX website includes an updated interface, news & more.
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Smart objects in Photoshop
Smart objects are a powerful feature in the nonlinear editing process & help maintain a dynamic workflow.
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6 steps to successful mobile embroidery at craft shows
Craft shows & mobile embroidery can be profitable, energizing & an excellent marketing tool.
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Hidden factors that make or break a UV printer investment
3 factors that determine whether a UV printer becomes a productive asset or an expensive lesson.
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‘Signs Have Much to Say’: The story behind the story
Writing & publishing a signage & wayfinding children’s book.
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Minuteman Press Libertyville celebrates 4 years
Franchise owners Tamika Neal & Martin Neal lead the way for growth in Libertyville, Illinois.
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Run to the finish line: Printing tees for the CattleCon 2026 challenge
Taking AI generated artwork, low resolution & overly complex files & making them printable is the real run.
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The words you use in recognition design matter more than you think
Language is often the first design decision.
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Built to last: The enduring ROI of dependable CNC equipment
Industry experts agree that CNC machinery is future-proof.
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