Coffee shop pavement sign
Price range: £79.95 through £89.95 +VAT
Once your purchase has been made, you will be prompted to ‘upload your artwork’. Your artwork needs to be under 10 MB, if it is over 10MB you will need to use a file transfer service such as We Transfer. Please contact artwork@perfectpixelplus.co.uk, with your order number and we can help with this.
We would be delighted to design your artwork for you. All of our products come with an option for PPP to design. Please contact artwork@perfectpixelplus.co.uk with your requirements and design brief, or call Claire on 01493 202338 and we would be happy to discuss your project with you.
If you have paid for ‘customer supplied artwork’ but need PPP to design it for you afterall, please contact artwork@perfectpixelplus.co.uk and we can send you an invoice for the artwork fee and add it to your order.
PDF, JPG or EPS
Yes, proofs of all work will be submitted for your approval before print, and this can take up to 48 hours after receipt of artwork, however we do aim to beat this time frame wherever possible.
Please click here for the EcoSwinger template
Please click here for the Swinger 2 template
Please click here for the EcoFlex 2 template
Keeping it simple, a bitmap image (like a photo) is made up of lots of coloured dots. A vector image is made of lines with 2 points, the start and the end, it is basically a mathematical calculation. If you expand an image made from lots of dots, it losses quality the larger you make it and becomes pixelated. A vector image doesn’t lose quality no matter how large you expand it.
We can usually re-create your logo in vector format for a fee of £20 +vat, please email artwork@perfectpixelplus.co.uk to discuss.
Our Xerox copier prints up to A3 (297 x 420mm)
The bleed is the section beyond the image that gets cut off after printing, this allows the printer to print to the edge of the artwork. Usually you will be asked for at least a 3mm bleed all around. This means something 100mm x 100mm needs to have artwork of 106mm x 106mm.
CMYK are the printers ink colours CYAN, MAGENTA, YELLOW AND BLACK. Artwork to be supplied to a printer needs to be saved as CMYK, otherwise there might be a colour variation in your print.
RGB, RED GREEN and BLUE are used for digital artwork displayed on a screen.
Pantone is a colour matching system, this ensures that if you specify a pantone reference, you always get the same colour using a colour code.
Before printing we check file format, file size, resolution and fonts. Unfortunately we do not check spelling and grammar errors and cannot be held responsible for these.
No. This is your responsibility.
