Here’s a quick one for anyone new to wall printing. Sometimes a design can look perfect on your screen, but print darker than expected. This usually happens because screens are backlit, so the image looks brighter before it’s printed. Before doing a full wall print, it’s worth checking your screen brightness, brightening the artwork slightly if needed, and doing a small test print first. It’s a simple habit, but it can save ink, time, and materials.

Hi guys, quick question: Has anybody here printed on boards like MDF or anything similar? I've printed on boards in the past, but these are a bit bigger. If so, what was your process, and how did you mount the boards for printing with the sensors, etc.?

I’m proud to share that we’ve been accepted to do a charity wall print for a children’s hospice here in Northern Ireland. Me and my partner will be visiting on Monday to look around the space properly and start thinking about how we can create something really special for the children and families there. My plan is not just to print the mural, but to bring it to life as well using projection, so it becomes more than just something on the wall. I’ll be documenting the full project for the community from start to finish, including the design process, the print itself, and how I animate it afterwards using a projector. I think this is going to be a really meaningful project, and I’m looking forward to sharing the journey with you all.

Hi guys, I'm planning to post free SVGs and print-ready designs every week for you to use in your projects. These will include various designs and elements for different businesses that you can easily apply in your workflow. If you're interested, let me know what types of designs you'd like to see!

Hi guys, hope you're doing well! I've created this workflow for you to take a look at in your own time. If you follow it step-by-step, it should help you create content, whether that's posts or videos for your social media. ive also added a quick tutorial on how to use the wall shot. click on the file below for the free course. If you have any questions or get stuck drop me a message :)