Logo and card DAVENIR FINANCE
In what format would you like to receive the output material?
The output file format — any format that can be edited if necessary (for example, PDF + editable format file).
Please provide any additional information you consider important.
I do not want a classic business card, so do not offer standard templates.
I need creativity and visual impact — something unconventional, modern, with character.
Here are references if you want to orient yourself on certain visual effects
Relief Techniques
Thermal Relief
The thermal relief technique gives volume and shine to the printing ink.
Text and logos look as if they are placed on the paper from above — elegant and expressive.
Depending on the fonts and Pantone colors, this technique can be applied to letterheads, business cards, or invitations in 1, 2, or 3 colors.
Maximum format: 22×32 cm.
Embossing (timbrage)
Optimal quality of relief printing is provided by a steel stamp created by an artist-engraver.
Clarity and finesse of graphics are reproduced thanks to the imprint of this specially made stamp, which is applied to the paper in ink.
Maximum format: 42×32 cm.
Intaglio Printing (taille douce)
Who has not admired the sophistication of relief printing on a business card, which adds class and status to it?
As with embossing, the engraver creates a composition on a copper plate the size of a card.
Then the print is applied to 300 g cardboard, and the ink lays relief, creating the desired effect.
Available formats:
9.5×5.5 cm / 12.8×8.2 cm / 15×10.5 cm
Gaufrage
Gaufrage gives volume to all text or part of an image.
It can be performed on any paper with a density of 80 to 400 g.
Possible as a standalone relief without printing, as well as a combination with an already printed image.
To maintain the flatness of the paper, it is recommended not to make the relief too large relative to the document format.
Depending on the image, the stamp for gaufrage can have:
1 level of depth (letters, logos, flat elements, etc.)
2 or 3 levels (to indicate different depths)
shape modeling (medals, objects, three-dimensional objects)
Blind Embossing (foulage)
Blind embossing is the opposite of gaufrage: the image is pressed into the paper, creating a different visual effect.
The output file format — any format that can be edited if necessary (for example, PDF + editable format file).
Please provide any additional information you consider important.
I do not want a classic business card, so do not offer standard templates.
I need creativity and visual impact — something unconventional, modern, with character.
Here are references if you want to orient yourself on certain visual effects
Relief Techniques
Thermal Relief
The thermal relief technique gives volume and shine to the printing ink.
Text and logos look as if they are placed on the paper from above — elegant and expressive.
Depending on the fonts and Pantone colors, this technique can be applied to letterheads, business cards, or invitations in 1, 2, or 3 colors.
Maximum format: 22×32 cm.
Embossing (timbrage)
Optimal quality of relief printing is provided by a steel stamp created by an artist-engraver.
Clarity and finesse of graphics are reproduced thanks to the imprint of this specially made stamp, which is applied to the paper in ink.
Maximum format: 42×32 cm.
Intaglio Printing (taille douce)
Who has not admired the sophistication of relief printing on a business card, which adds class and status to it?
As with embossing, the engraver creates a composition on a copper plate the size of a card.
Then the print is applied to 300 g cardboard, and the ink lays relief, creating the desired effect.
Available formats:
9.5×5.5 cm / 12.8×8.2 cm / 15×10.5 cm
Gaufrage
Gaufrage gives volume to all text or part of an image.
It can be performed on any paper with a density of 80 to 400 g.
Possible as a standalone relief without printing, as well as a combination with an already printed image.
To maintain the flatness of the paper, it is recommended not to make the relief too large relative to the document format.
Depending on the image, the stamp for gaufrage can have:
1 level of depth (letters, logos, flat elements, etc.)
2 or 3 levels (to indicate different depths)
shape modeling (medals, objects, three-dimensional objects)
Blind Embossing (foulage)
Blind embossing is the opposite of gaufrage: the image is pressed into the paper, creating a different visual effect.
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