Sleeking: The Best Kept (Foiling) Secret in Design
Thursday, June 18, 2020
2:00 p.m. Eastern (11:00 a.m. Pacific)
Registration Link: bit.ly/3enTbml

Palo Alto, Calif. – Today, in-the-know creatives are experiencing the “thrill of possibility” when they discover the power and shine of “Sleeking,” a cutting-edge digital process that adds beautiful shimmering foil to digital print runs.

In a free, exclusive PaperSpecs webinar, Erika Bartos (Hooray Design) and Mark Sarpa (Neuron Publishing/LoveBook) will show designers how, through a smart combination of Sleeking®, paper and digital color printing, they can produce some truly eye-catching creations.

“Digital foiling may be one of the best kept secrets in print today,” explains PaperSpecs Founder Sabine Lenz. “By blending Sleeking with digital printing, we have the power to make our clients’ brands stand-out affordably, especially in shorter print runs.”

Sleeking: The Best Kept (Foiling) Secret in Design
Thursday, June 18, 2020
2:00 p.m. Eastern (11:00 a.m. Pacific)
Registration Link: bit.ly/3enTbml

In this free PaperSpecs webinar, discover tips and tricks that you can use to significantly up the “WOW” factor of any piece through the strategic use of Sleeking, especially on small print runs and limited budgets. Discover:

• How the Sleeking process works
• Tips on designing with foil and Sleeking in mind
• How different papers can dramatically change your Sleeking results
• How to personalize your designs using variable data foiling

PaperSpecs webinars are developed to include inspiring real-world examples, highly useful and easily implemented tips, and cutting-edge perspectives from industry thought leaders. Thanks to the generous support of Nobelus, “Sleeking: The Best Kept (Foiling) Secret in Design” is free for attendees. Space is limited, though, so be sure to reserve your seat today for this special event at https://bit.ly/3enTbml.

About Erika Bartos
With 20 years of experience in design and print, she brings a realistic knowledge of how design translates to a final printed piece. Her perspective remains “designing is a privilege and the details matter – start to finish.” When not on the job she relishes time with her family, enjoying real conversation, getting lost in time while gardening, organizing pretty much anything, and taking in the scenery, culture and history of the world around her.

About Mark Sarpa
Mark is the founder and owner of Progressive Solutions in San Jose, which was acquired by a long-term customer, LoveBookOnline.com, in January 2020. His new title is General Manager of Neuron Publishing LLC and Director of Global Fulfillment for LoveBook LLC. Mark has 33 years of printing experience, including 16 years in on-demand automated printing and manufacturing.

About Nobelus
Nobelus began enhancing print as a trade finisher in 1989. From humble roots, the company evolved into an innovator for print finishing technology in the early 2000s, helping the world’s largest on-demand publisher perfect “Book of One” production. Later in that decade, Nobelus introduced the Komfi Laminating systems in North America, innovating laminate production to new levels. In 2013, HP® tapped Nobelus for its revolutionary SHR™ Process to make photos using Nobelus and HP Indigo technology. More innovation came quickly when digital variable data foil stamping, known as Sleeking, was introduced. Today, Nobelus operates three sales centers, two production facilities, and four regional warehouses across North America, serving thousands of clients in the print, publishing, folding carton, flexible packaging, and label markets. Based in Knoxville, Tennessee, Nobelus is the global leader in thermal laminate technology, driving innovation in ScuffProof, Holographic, Metalized, Tactile, Textured, and Printable films. With a core value of sharing, Nobelus provides industry insight through Nobelus University, as well as giving back a generous portion of profits to the community.

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