April 2026
Color-Logic Offers Free Poster Downloads: Stunning Print Embellishments Available to All
13/04/26 13:10 Filed in: Artwork Samples
West Chester, Ohio, USA; April 2026 - Color-Logic, the world leader in metallic print embellishment, has created six new posters, available at no charge for everyone to print, commemorating the recent NASA launch of the Artemis II spacecraft. Designed to be printed with white ink or toner on metallic stock using digital presses or printers, or with silver ink or toner on conventional presses, these posters demonstrate unique metallic embellishments which printers can use to show clients their embellishment capability.
Announcing the downloadable posters, Mark Geeves, Color-Logic Director of Sales and Marketing, said: "These beautifully designed posters offer striking visuals and touches of metallic elegance, even to printers just exploring print embellishments for the first time. They enableIt graphic designers, prepress personnel, and pressroom operators to see firsthand how simple, yet striking, embellishments can be."
Geeves continued: "To access the press-ready posters and detailed instructions for printing, go to www.color-logic.com/moon. The posters ensure seamless embellishment printing experiences and have been optimized for use with any of the more than 150 digital printing presses and digital printers that support Color-Logic technologies, as well as conventional presses. Color-Logic believes in the power of creativity, and is excited to share these beautiful posters with the printing community and beyond. For more information about Color-Logic and innovative print embellishment solutions, visit www.color-logic.com."
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Announcing the downloadable posters, Mark Geeves, Color-Logic Director of Sales and Marketing, said: "These beautifully designed posters offer striking visuals and touches of metallic elegance, even to printers just exploring print embellishments for the first time. They enableIt graphic designers, prepress personnel, and pressroom operators to see firsthand how simple, yet striking, embellishments can be."
Geeves continued: "To access the press-ready posters and detailed instructions for printing, go to www.color-logic.com/moon. The posters ensure seamless embellishment printing experiences and have been optimized for use with any of the more than 150 digital printing presses and digital printers that support Color-Logic technologies, as well as conventional presses. Color-Logic believes in the power of creativity, and is excited to share these beautiful posters with the printing community and beyond. For more information about Color-Logic and innovative print embellishment solutions, visit www.color-logic.com."
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Introducing the Visualis3R Layer Mapping Manager: Simplifying Global Print Embellishment Terminology
West Chester, Ohio, USA; April 2026 - Visualis3R, the innovative platform for digital print embellishments, has launched a comprehensive new feature addressing a common, yet seldom-discussed, real-world challenge: inconsistent naming conventions related to print embellishments. For example, what one designer calls “Spot UV” might be referred to as “Varnish,” “Lacquer,” or even “Lack." These variations—in both terminology and spelling—can create confusion and production errors if not handled correctly.
To solve this, Visualis3R includes a Layer Mapping Manager, a first-in-the-industry feature allowing users to map any incoming spot color, foil, varnish, or other finishing element, to the correct embellishment effect. Thus ensuring—regardless of the name the designer may have selected—consistency, accuracy, and flexibility across global workflows, without forcing designers into rigid naming standards. As embellishment standards are developed by the industry, any new standard terms can also be supported.
Explaining the Visualis3R Layer Mapping Manager, Mark Geeves, Director of Sales and Marketing for Color-Logic, the exclusive distributor of Visualis3R, said: “The many terms used in the industry to define colors and special embellishment finishes create confusion and inhibit the ability of designers to communicate their intent to personnel later in the print embellishment process. The Visualis3R Layer Mapping Manager now enables the designer to assign and document any name desired to a finish used in the embellishment process."
Geeves concluded: “Print embellishments are proven to increase engagement and perceived value in printed materials, but the workflows and terminologies to create embellishments are still in development. The new Visualis3R Label Mapping Manager provides a ready solution to the current confusion between graphic designer and printer prepress personnel. By using Visualis3R to define the terms used in developing embellishment files, much of that confusion is eliminated.”
For more about the Visualis3R system, visit: https://www.v3r.studio/education/academy/.
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To solve this, Visualis3R includes a Layer Mapping Manager, a first-in-the-industry feature allowing users to map any incoming spot color, foil, varnish, or other finishing element, to the correct embellishment effect. Thus ensuring—regardless of the name the designer may have selected—consistency, accuracy, and flexibility across global workflows, without forcing designers into rigid naming standards. As embellishment standards are developed by the industry, any new standard terms can also be supported.
Explaining the Visualis3R Layer Mapping Manager, Mark Geeves, Director of Sales and Marketing for Color-Logic, the exclusive distributor of Visualis3R, said: “The many terms used in the industry to define colors and special embellishment finishes create confusion and inhibit the ability of designers to communicate their intent to personnel later in the print embellishment process. The Visualis3R Layer Mapping Manager now enables the designer to assign and document any name desired to a finish used in the embellishment process."
Geeves concluded: “Print embellishments are proven to increase engagement and perceived value in printed materials, but the workflows and terminologies to create embellishments are still in development. The new Visualis3R Label Mapping Manager provides a ready solution to the current confusion between graphic designer and printer prepress personnel. By using Visualis3R to define the terms used in developing embellishment files, much of that confusion is eliminated.”
For more about the Visualis3R system, visit: https://www.v3r.studio/education/academy/.
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