Subgroup of Foil & Specialty Effects Association Creates Members-Only Forum for Technical Questions and Resource Sharing

Topeka, Kansas -- The Digital Embellishment Alliance (DEA) – a newly formed subgroup of the Foil & Specialty Effects Association (FSEA) – has announced the launch of its “members only” website community to provide a comprehensive resource surrounding the growing digital embellishment segment of the printing industry.

The new website community includes a Forum for members to ask technical questions as they pertain to digital embellishments and share experiences with project challenges and successes. In addition, the community includes a section that allows members to become a part of specific DEA groups. For instance, members can choose between an Owner/Management group, an Operator’s group or a Design with Digital Embellishment group. As the community grows, “Meet Ups” will be scheduled for each group via Microsoft® Teams, where experiences with digital embellishments can be shared. In addition, the site will include a Resource area for studies commissioned by FSEA on the impact of print embellishments and a recent study on the sustainability of foil decorated paper/board.

“The use of digital embellishments continues to grow but still is very new to many who are designing for digital embellishments on print or operating the equipment,” stated FSEA Executive Director Jeff Peterson. “Our hope is that the formation of the DEA and the website community will help create an educational platform for all of those involved or looking to become involved with the processes.”

To learn more about the Digital Embellishment Alliance, the DEA website community and how to join, visit www.fsea.com and click on the “Digital Embellish” tab or contact Jeff Peterson at [email protected] or call 785.271.5816.

The Foil & Specialty Effects Association (FSEA) provides a wide range of resources to help companies remain profitable today and into the future. From cost-saving programs and educational opportunities to green initiatives proving the sustainability of foil decorated paper/board, the FSEA strives to provide its members with ideas, resources and solutions to grow in today’s marketplace. www.fsea.com 

The Digital Embellishment Alliance (DEA) provide targeted benefits related to accelerating the mainstream adoption of digital embellishment technologies, including standardization initiatives, designer outreach, trend analysis and brand education. https://fsea.com/digital/