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South Island skifield operators are pinning their hopes on fresh falls of snow over the weekend for the start of a bumper winter season.
They are investing tens of millions in infrastructure including snow-making equipment to back up the natural white stuff that has arrived in the last week or so.
Canterbury and Central Otago are expecting strong tourist arrivals from Australia, given that airlines recently have increased seat capacity for ski bunnies.
Hotels are reporting strong demand for rooms in Queenstown.
NZSki general manager sales and marketing Craig Douglas said there had been heavy Central Otago snowfalls overnight adding to cold temperatures that had enabled snow making in the middle of last week.
The weekend fall had added 50 centimetres of snow at The Remarkables to give a base of 75cm, with the field due to open on June 21.
Coronet Peak ski area manager, Ross Copeland, said the field, also operated by NZSki, had seen a fresh fall of 20-30cm plus the snow guns had been running continuously during the recent cold snap.
Both Coronet Peak and Mt Hutt, where there had been light falls, are due to open on June 7.
NZSki, part owned by NBR rich-lister John Davies, had committed to tens of millions of investment at its fields over this year and next, including upgrading snow-making equipment at Coronet Peak. Airlines flying into Queenstown had allocated an extra 55,000 seats of capacity over the winter season.
A $45 million investment plan at The Remarkables included a $20m base building to be completed in 2015, to offer skiers ticketing, rentals a restaurant and cafe.
"We've got a major development programme underway, which kicks off really this winter.
"So we'll have a new chairlift, a whole lot of new snow-making infrastructure there, new guns, plumbing and pumphouses, and things like that," Douglas said.
There was also insurance-funded work completed at Mt Hutt to reinstate infrastructure that had been damaged in avalanches in 2013.
Also Mt Hutt had seen some new ski trail development to provide more space between advanced and intermediate skiers.
Porters Ski Area general manager Uli Dinsenbacher said there had been good snow overnight and with the drop in temperature to about minus-6.8 degrees Celsius on the tops, the skifield was running newly installed snow guns.
Staff had been busy over the summer building and installing an automated snow-making system.
The snow guns-based system was a $500,000 investment and would produce 20 to 30 per cent more snow than a manual system it replaced.
"Like everybody else we had quite a good snowfall over the weekend, cooling down the ground," Dinsenbacher said.
So far the snowfall had covered the rocks on the mountain, and Porters was on schedule for a June 20 opening, he said.
There was a lot of interest in the field from the Canterbury market, with young people coming to Christchurch for the earthquake rebuild likely to be skiers.
- The Southland Times
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Fugitive caught after police manhunt because he framed his own wanted poster at his hideout
A fugitive on the run from jail was found by police after a 12-day manhunt - when he framed his wanted poster and put it on the wall of his hideout.
The 20-year old convict had been made the subject of a nationwide public appeal after police wanted him for breaching his parole when he took refuge at friend Jordan Sim-much's home.
But he was so delighted at his newfound infamy he placed the wanted appeal - complete with his mugshot - inside a gawdy fake pearl and silver-plated frame.
Whodunnit? The 20-year-old fugitive on the run from prison framed his mugshot in a fake pearl and silver-plated frame - hung on the wall of his friend's home, where he was hiding out
He then hung it above the fireplace at his 21-year-old friend's home where he was hiding out.
Officers acting on a tip-off raided the house 12 days later and spotted the bizarre ornate frame above the fireplace. It contained a local newspaper article including the fugitive's picture and the fact he was on the run from police.
The fugitive, who cannot be named for legal reasons, was himself found hiding in a kitchen cupboard.
He has since been returned to prison to complete his jail term.
Last December's bizarre incident emerged as the fugitive's friend, Jordan, of Brinnington, Stockport, pleaded guilty to perverting the course of justice.
He was sentenced to a year-long community order and a two-month curfew at Minshull Street Crown Court, Manchester.
Scrap metal worker Sim-much admitted to police he had helped his 20-year-old friend and the pair were ordered to appear before the court.
Barrie Darby, prosecuting, told the court police officers had searched the flat and found the wanted man hiding in a kitchen cupboard.
PC Mike Lawler of Greater Manchester Police said after the case today: 'Not only did this fugitive frame himself - quite literally - he also unintentionally framed Sim-much in the process.
'While Sim-much has always denied any involvement with the picture itself, the fact that a framed picture of his friend's mugshot proclaiming him a wanted man was staring down at Sim-much from atop of his fireplace means he knew full well he was harbouring a fugitive.
'Why this man decided to frame his own appeal is anyone's guess - perhaps it was a badge of honour, or perhaps he just enjoyed the notoriety of seeing his picture in the paper.
'Whatever the motivation, this act of utter vanity pretty much handed Sim-much and the fugitive to us on a plate.
'This 'friend' left Sim-much with absolutely no realistic defence for his actions, and I suspect he is ruing the day he ever granted him sanctuary from the police.
'Setting to one side the sheer stupidity of their actions, what this case shows is just how seriously police treat those who harbour offenders and assist them in trying to evade the law.
'Not only will we bring those on the run to justice, but we will also target anyone who tries to give these people a place to hide.'
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Caged in America's toughest jail: Soldier who 'shot nine sleeping Afghan children in gun rampage that left 16 dead' returns to U.S. to face trial
- Robert Bales transferred to Fort Leavenworth in Kansas on Friday night
- He saw friend suffer 'grave injury' on day before the shooting
- Soldier, 38, 'did not want to go to Afghanistan' after three tours of Iraq
- Bales was arrested after assault in 2002 and underwent anger management
- Represented by lawyer who defended Ted Bundy and the 'Barefoot Bandit'
- Bales could face death penalty if convicted, says the Defense Secretary
The U.S. soldier held in connection to a shooting rampage that claimed the lives of 16 Afghans - including nine children - has been identified as Staff Sgt Robert Bales.
The 38-year-old soldier, who arrived at a detention centre in Kansas on Friday evening, had been in Afghanistan since December, despite telling his family he did not want to return on what would be his fourth tour of duty.
Bales, an 11-year veteran, is said to have been plagued by various stresses stemming from his deployment, his marriage, and the fact that he had seen a friend's leg blown off the day before the massacre.
Soldier: Staff Sergeant Robert Bales, left, is the soldier alleged to have killed 16 Afghan civilians as they slept
Repatriated: Bales, right, is returning to the U.S. on Friday night to face trial for the alleged attack
The father of two from Ohio was reported to have been drunk at the time of the alleged rampage, according to some sources.
He was also suffering from a traumatic brain injury, but this was not considered enough to disbar him from active service.
A military newsletter from September 2011 featured Bales participating in a training exercise designed to improve relations between the U.S. military and Afghan civilians.
He is recorded asking a village elder: 'How's the security affecting your family?'
And after a 2007 battle in Iraq, he told a local newspaper: 'I've never been more proud to be a part of this unit than that day for the simple fact that we discriminated between the bad guys and the noncombatants and then afterward we ended up helping the people that three or four hours before were trying to kill us.
'I think that's the real difference between being an American as opposed to being a bad guy, someone who puts his family in harm's way like that.'
Detained: This photo appears to show Bales, left, participating in a training exercise before his deployment to Afghanistan in December
Arrival: A van believed to be transporting Bales leaves Kansas City International Airport on Friday evening
Bales was stationed at Joint Base Lewis-McChord, near Tacoma, Washington, where his family - including his children, thought to be aged three and four - remains under protection.
He was flown to an American base in Kuwait earlier this week, but on Friday evening was transferred to Fort Leavenworth, Kansas for detention ahead of a future court martial.
The Army said he was placed in his own cell, not a normal four-person bay. He will get time out of his cell for hygiene and recreational purposes and religious support.
Bales has not yet been charged over his alleged offences, nor has he been officially named by the military.
His attorney, John Henry Browne, has said he plans to highlight Bales's suspected post-traumatic stress disorder, exacerbated by his witnessing an explosion the day before the alleged attack.
'We have been informed that at this small base that he was at, somebody was gravely injured the day before the alleged incident - gravely injured, and that affected all of the soldiers,' Mr Bales said.
Home: News crews gather outside Bales's house in Lake Tapps, Washington on Friday evening
Disarray: Boxes on the porch of Bales's home after his family was moved to a military base for their protection
He also said that the soldier had
previously been injured twice - once sustaining a concussion and, on another occasion, requiring surgery that removed part of his foot - and he and his family thought he was done
fighting and might become a military recruiter instead.
Mr Browne added: 'He wasn't thrilled about going on another deployment. He was told he wasn't going back, and then he was told he was going.'
He told reporters that he has met with the wife and other family members of the 38-year-old staff sergeant.
'They were totally shocked,' he said. 'He's never said anything antagonistic about Muslims. He's in general very mild-mannered.'
He said the family said they were unaware of any drinking problem, and described the couple's marriage as 'fabulous'.
Tears of grief: An Afghan youth mourns for his relatives, who were killed by the U.S. service member
Burning anger: Afghan students protested this week and burnt an effigy of President Obama
Neighbours of the soldier in Lake Tapps, Washington, were surprised to hear of the allegations against Bales.
Kassie Holland, who lives next door, said she would often see Bales playing with his two kids and the family together at the modern split-level home.
'My reaction is that I'm shocked,' she said. 'I can't believe it was him. There were no signs. It's really sad. I don't want to believe that he did it.
'He always had a good attitude about being in the service. He was never really angry about it. When I heard him talk, he said, it seemed like, yeah, that's my job. That's what I do. He never expressed a lot of emotion toward it.'
Military officials say the soldier received sniper training and is assigned to the 2nd Battalion, 3rd Infantry Regiment of the 3rd Stryker Brigade Combat Team, of the 2nd Infantry Division, which is based at Lewis-McChord.
Beau Britt, who lives across the street, said: 'For something like that to be right across the street from us is just amazing.
'I kind of sympathise for him, being gone, being sent over there four times. I can understand he's probably quite wracked mentally, so I just hope that things are justified in court. I hope it goes OK.'
Lawyer: The shooter is being represented by John Henry Browne, pictured, an attorney who has defended notorious serial killer Ted Bundy and the 'Barefoot Bandit
Horrific: The bodies of an elderly Afghan man and a child killed in the Alkozai village of Panjwayi district are shown wrapped in blanket
Bales and his wife bought the Lake Tapps home in 2005, according to records. The home was placed on the market Monday, the day after the attack, and was listed at $229,000. Overflowing boxes were piled on the front porch, and a U.S. flag leaned against the siding.
Bales - who signed up to the military after 9/11 and served three tours of Iraq - had no prior events in his Army dossier indicating misbehaviour, according to the lawyer.
The soldier could face the death penalty if convicted of the crime, according to Secretary of Defense Leon Panetta.
Bales had completed 20 hours of anger-management counseling following a 2002 arrest at a Tacoma hotel for investigation of assault. Browne said the case involved a woman other than Bales' wife, whom he married in 2005.
Records also associated with Bales show that in 2009 he had a hit-and-run charge dismissed in municipal court in Sumner.
Mr Browne's resumé includes defending notorious serial killer Ted Bundy and Colton Harris-Moore, the 'Barefoot Bandit'. Bales specifically asked that he should represent him.
A high-ranking U.S. official told The New York Times on Thursday: 'When it all comes out, it will be a combination of stress, alcohol and domestic issues - he just snapped'.
Aftermath: Families gather in the Panjwayi district on Sunday, hours after the rogue U.S. soldier opened fire on innocents in three houses, killing 16 people, including nine children
Disbelief: Two grief-stricken Afghan men look into the van where the body of a badly burned child is wrapped in a blue blanket following the shooting
Nine of the 16 killed by the lone U.S. Army staff sergeant were children, and three were women.
Villagers have described him stalking from house to house in the middle of the night, opening fire on sleeping families and then burning some of the dead bodies.
Mr Browne said he knew little of the facts of the shooting, but disputed reports that a combination of alcohol, stress and domestic issues caused him to snap.
The soldier is suspected of going on a shooting rampage in villages near his base in southern Afghanistan early Sunday, killing nine children and seven other civilians and then burning some of their bodies.
Some villagers told officials they heard shooting from different directions, but many others said they only saw a single soldier. NATO insists the soldier acted alone.
High alert: American soldiers keep watch at the entrance of a military base near Alkozai village following the shooting of Afghan civilians, after which the Afghan Taliban vowed revenge
Fort Lewis-McChord is about 45 miles south of Seattle and home to about 100,000 military and civilian personnel.
A former soldier out of Fort Lewis shot and injured a Salt Lake City police officer in 2010, and on January 1, a 24-year-old Iraq War veteran shot and killed a Mount Rainier National Park ranger.
Lewis-McChord soldiers were convicted in the deliberate thrill killings
of three Afghan civilians in 2010.
The military newspaper Stars and Stripes called it 'the most troubled base in the military' that year.
The shooting, which followed a controversial Quran-burning incident involving U.S. soldiers, has outraged Afghan officials.
Scene of the crime: Afghan men investigate at the site of an shooting incident in Kandahar province
After a Thursday visit with United States Secretary of Defense Leon Panetta, pictured, Afghanistan President Hamid Karzai said NATO troops should leave rural areas and stay on military bases
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A few weeks ago a client of mine took delivery of a short run of case-bound books. I didn't get mine until today, and I was thrilled with the results. Particularly since I was using a new printer in the Midwest that had been courting me for over a year. I had liked the pricing and samples, but this was my client's work. It had to look great. The printed sample made me glad I had chosen this book printer.
Backstory on the Print Book
To provide some context for the printed sample, let me describe the product. It was a 650-copy print run of a 536-page, 8.5" x 10.875" case-bound textbook. In prior years the job had been the same length but the press run had been over 1,000 copies. Unfortunately, the prior year's vendor needed to print 1,000 or more copies to make its heatset web press profitable, so I was on my own to find a digital book printer. Fortunately, I was able to do so.
Now the prior year's printer could have produced the book digitally, but it would have potentially cost more. Also, the prior year's printer offered only limited binding capabilities. The binding would have been subcontracted, and the options for binder's cover cloth would have meant not matching the prior year's book. This was not an option, since my client's clients had been purchasing issues of the textbook year after year for some time. A lesser quality binding would have diminished the overall quality of the job. Furthermore, my client's clients paid a handsome price for the print book year after year, so the quality and especially the consistency of the books with prior years' editions were non-negotiable.
The New Printer
The new book printer had provided an estimate slightly lower than the prior year's price for an offset-printed book. For a book of this length (albeit one with a low press run), this was surprising. When I learned that the printer had in-house case binding capabilities, I understood the low price.
(As a point of information, most book printers cannot do their own case binding. They don't have the volume of work to justify the cost of the equipment. So outsourcing is a necessity, and this can drive up prices and lengthen production schedules.)
Furthermore, this printer was in a geographic area with a lower overall cost of living (when compared to my own and my client's). Therefore the printer could offer lower prices than many other vendors.
In addition, having in-house case binding capabilities made a huge difference. The schedule and pricing were especially attractive, and the book printer could provide more options than the much larger book printer I had sent the job to in prior years.
The printer was able to offer the same Arrestox B deep green book binding cloth with Rainbow Oatmeal flyleafs and endsheets. (Basically this means the cover cloth and the color, texture, and speckled finish of the endsheets were exactly what had been used for prior offset-printed editions. Had the prior year's vendor done such a short, digital press run of this year's book, the cover cloth and endsheet material would have been more generic and would not have matched prior editions of the book.)
The new book printer was also able to foil stamp the covers in-house (approximately 30 square inches over the front and back cover and spine).
What Was Missing?
Of course, nothing is perfect. I can live with that. In this case, the new book printer was unable to offer headbands and footbands (the little cloth attachments that give color to the binding where the stacked press signatures come together at the spine). This was a nicety, not a deal breaker. In addition, the print book was square backed and tight-backed (unlike prior editions). That is, the spine of the book was not rounded, and there was no opening between the folds of the book signatures and the spine when the book was open on the table (allowing the book to lie flat more easily). Again, this was noticeable but not a deal breaker. Only an experienced printer or bookbinder would see the difference, and the overall look was not "wrong," just different.
How Was It Done?
Due to the short length of the press run (650 books), even though the book was a long one (536 pages plus cover), the job lent itself to digital laser printing (electrophotography) rather than either sheetfed or web-fed offset printing. Upon receipt of the book, however, I did ask the vendor what equipment had been used (I have not yet heard back). The book printer's website unfortunately did not have an equipment list. Presumably it was a high-quality press like an HP Indigo. I was pleased with the consistency of the printed area screens and the quality of the halftones. (I didn't see banding or artifacts in the screens.)
For such a short press run, I assume a table-top binder had been used for the case-binding work, although I may be wrong. In most cases this would be far too short a run for a large, production-quality case-binding set up.
Regarding the 4-color dust jacket, I'm not quite sure how it was printed. Under a loupe I see what looks like the traditional rosettes of offset halftone work. This would actually make sense. A 650-copy press run of a single sheet (the dust jacket) would not be cost prohibitive, and it would be slightly better than even the highest quality digital printing. Moreover, the image size for most of the higher-end digital presses is still close to or slightly above 12" x 18". Since the spine was close to 2", this would have left no room for the front and back covers and spine plus flaps plus bleeds. I asked the printer and haven't heard back yet, but I won't be surprised to learn that it had been offset printed. (If it had been printed digitally, the size of the press sheet would have required one of the largest sized digital presses.)
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I'm helping a commercial printing client of mine produce an 88-page-plus-cover perfect bound book of poems. It's gratifying to assist in the creation of a literary work in a world where we seldom have time to pause and reflect.
The final details, prior to submission of InDesign files, have included such items as my client's transferring funds to the book printer (to cover the paper purchase), confirming the book length and press run, and getting my client to think about delivery.
Delivery is usually not a concrete enough concept at this early stage, but it still helps to get my clients thinking early, since it will be all too real in about a month. Today I found a delivery manifest from a book printed for the same client about a year ago. I'm using it as a starting point. It actually raised some interesting issues I wanted to share with you.
Structure of the Delivery Form
When you think of the number of cartons needed for a 1,500-copy, or 10,000-copy run of a paperback book, it starts to make sense why you should draft a detailed delivery manifest. An error can require a lot of physical labor to fix.
In creating this delivery manifest the first items I added were the following four headings: "Number of Copies," "Destination," "Carrier," and "Due Date."
Number of Copies
Among other things, I made sure all of the deliveries added up to the total press run, no more, no less. You laugh, perhaps, but it's easy to make a mistake here. This also forces you to think about the books (or other printed products) as complete, individual units. Prior to this, they may have been a collection of specifications including page counts, page sizes, paper choices, etc. Now they are individual units, and their distribution must be accurate.
Destination is a more complex item. Here I put not only the complete street address but also names and phone numbers of people responsible for taking delivery of the job. In many cases these contact people will need to know the delivery date and time prior to the truck's arrival (by a certain number of hours or days).
In some cases the printer will want to deliver the print books. In other cases, the printer will want to hire a separate carrier to deliver them. For my particular client, based on the location of the printer, the fulfillment house (rather than the printer) will drive to the printer's factory, pick up the books, and drive back to the fulfillment house. It pays to spell all of this out on the delivery form. (It keeps you focused on the details of all of the deliveries, and it provides a single document that all participants in the production and distribution process can refer to—repeatedly.)
I also like to give the book printer the option of choosing the best way to deliver the job instead of making this decision myself. This is particularly true if the printer is far away geographically. No one knows better than the printer's customer service representative which local trucking companies are the best, what their routes are, and how the job has been prepared (i.e., the number of cartons and whether the job will require a full truckload or an LTL—less than truckload—delivery). If this sounds complicated, what it really means is that the customer service representative can get the best deals, so it's prudent to let her or him do the research. Just make sure he or she lets you know the options.
Mostly, the choice of carrier will depend on the delivery location, due date, and number of cartons and/or skids of print books (or other printed products).
Due Date
If you look closely at a printer's estimate, you'll see that some printers include the date shipped while others include the date delivered. Your main concern will be when the completed job will arrive at your warehouse. So make sure you discuss the due date early and include it on the delivery form, where all participants can see it. In most cases, the fulfillment houses, warehouses, etc., will want sufficient notice as to the window of time in which the delivery will occur.
Extra Information
I always ask all of the freight carriers for their own specific packing instructions. These can include the following:
It is wise to do everything these warehouses and fulfillment houses request in order to ensure accurate shipment of the proper number of books, undamaged in transit, and accurately accounted for throughout the delivery process, the inventory, and the pack-and-ship fulfillment process.
What You Can Learn from This Case Study
The best thing you can learn is to be precise, comprehensive, and accurate. Once you have a delivery form like this, you essentially have a contract. All participants at your place of business (in marketing, new product development, etc.), as well as the printer and the distribution facility will have a physical document to which they can refer, and which they can amend if necessary.
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I'm writing this blog post on New Year's Day. Therefore, it seems fitting to discuss some new trends I've been reading about. It will be interesting to see how these come to fruition in the coming year.
Print Books Are Making a Comeback
A long-time associate and friend recently brought to my attention an article on the resurgence of print books. As a commercial printing broker, I was particularly glad to see it.
A 12/19/15 article published in Quartz (qz.com) and written by Amy X. Wang (entitled "Against all odds, print books are on the rise again in the US") notes that "At least in the US, sales of physical books have experienced a renewed surge of interest, according to Nielsen BookScan, a data provider that collects data on roughly 85% of the print market."
According to Wang, the Nielsen BookScan notes that in 2014 559 million print books were sold, and then in 2015 this number rose to 571 million. Apparently readers are buying print books by online celebrities, adult coloring books, and paperback and hardback copies of certain noteworthy titles that have already been released as e-books.
At the same time, according to Wang's article (and supported by a PEW Research Center study), people are buying fewer e-readers (and therefore presumably fewer e-books).
What this means to me is that print books offer something e-books cannot replicate—a physical presence. Book-lovers have written on- and off-line for years that the tactile experience of the physical, print book makes a difference to the reader. I've wanted to believe this. I've believed it for myself based on my own preferences. Now it's gratifying to see the love of the printed book reflected in both online and off-line surveys.
I don't think e-books will disappear. Nor should they. There are things I prefer to read online, and there are other things I want to read on paper. Having access to both means being able to choose the appropriate medium for the occasion. I love books. It's good to know I'm not alone.
Apple Enters the 3-D Printing Arena
The same friend and colleague sent me another article about Apple, entitled "Apple Patent Application Reveals 3-D Printer Plans" (12/29/15, from Print+Promo, and written by Brendan Menapace).
Apple is entering the 3-D printing arena (also called additive manufacturing), having submitted plans for a patent in May 2014.
According to Menapace's article, "The proposed printer would use fused deposition modeling (FDM), which involves a thermoplastic filament heated to its melting point and pushed out layer by layer to create the 3-D object."
(In simpler terms, this is akin to inkjet printing insofar as the printing substance comes out of a nozzle, but unlike inkjet printing, 3-D printing builds up multiple layers of plastic to create the finished product.)
What makes Apple's proposed printer different is that it colors the extruded plastic as the three-dimensional product is printed. One print head dispenses the plastic to form the item, while the other print head adds coloration. Most other 3-D printers add color after the printing stage. (Apple has also submitted plans for this kind of 3-D printer.) According to Menapace's article, "There are a few others that can produce multicolored products, such as the Cube Pro and Dreammaker Overlord, but coloring the item as it prints would be a new addition to the industry's technology."
Having read this, I now see two important trends reflected in Apple's plans. First of all, Apple produces products for consumers. It's target audience is "regular people," not businesses. Moreover, Apple has built a reputation upon making technology user friendly. My guess is that Apple's new printer will be expensive but not unaffordable. It will also be easy to use.
Moreover (unless the product is altered before coming to market), since Apple's 3-D printer will produce the item in the actual final colors, this will be a giant leap beyond other 3-D printers that may use colored materials for extrusion but that may still need to add the final, precise coloration at the end of the process. Apple's products will come out of the printer looking lifelike. This will be a game changer.
Textile Printing Will Be Big
I just read two predictions for 2016 by Andy Wilson, joint managing director of PressOn, as published in PrintWeek on 01/01/16.
First off, Wilson has seen a trend this year toward longer digital press runs. According to Wilson, "We're chipping away more quickly and getting more of a market share using digital print against more traditional methods. For example, we've seen bigger jobs coming though here that would've gone screen printing before."
In addition, when asked by PrintWeek, "What do you think will represent the single biggest opportunity for printers in 2016 and why?" he replied that "There is a lot of interesting new technology in that fabric printing market. I think that market is going to open up for a lot more of us that haven't previously specialized in dye sub."
My take-away from the first comment is that digital commercial printing is becoming efficient at longer runs (and offset, based on my reading elsewhere, is becoming cost-effective at shorter runs). This will provide a number of options to print buyers. In addition, sheet sizes for digital presses are getting larger, allowing more options in imposition (and the printing of larger-format projects).
My take-away from the second comment by Wilson is that textile printing will be a huge market. People want immediate printing, shorter press runs, and the kind of variety and personalization you can't get with custom screen printing. Going forward, I think digital printing will gradually erode the screen printing base in textiles.
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I've been reading a lot about industrial printing recently. I've seen an expansion of printing over the last several years, growing beyond its traditional role in publications and marketing toward a greater role in functional or industrial decoration.
For instance, when you look at the keyboard of your computer, you see letters, numbers, and other symbols that make it easier for you to communicate with the computer but that are not in themselves decorative, educational, or persuasive. Yet they are nevertheless printing.
If you open your computer, you will see all the printed circuitry through which your computer sends electrons as it functions. When I was a teenager and pursuing my hobby of electronics, we made printed circuits by hand with etching baths (acid, essentially), and block-out solutions you could apply with a pen. The solution would keep the acid from biting through the underlying metal, leaving a pathwork of metal that became the base of the printed circuits (a process akin to fine arts etching). Now this is all done digitally, and the inkjet printing devices that produce the printed circuit boards are still doing a type of printing.
Or look through any home décor establishment, and you will see all manner of tiles and wall-covering materials that have been inkjet printed or dye sub printed with special industrial equipment. And all of this is still printing.
Enter drupa, the Printing Super-Tradeshow
What has piqued my interest is that the main printing trade show, drupa, to be held from 5/31 to 6/10 in Dusseldorf, Germany, will focus specifically on this aspect of printing: items and processes made to be functional first, and decorative second.
To quote from an article I just read about drupa 2016, "a strong focus at drupa 2016 will be the advances in industrial printing, specifically packaging, glass, textile, ceramics, flooring, laminates, wood, wallcovering and decorative printing, as well as printed electronics" ("drupa 2016 to Highlight Advances in Industrial Printing and Printed Electronics During Show," source: Messe Dusseldorf North America, 1/22/16).
New Technological Advances and Their Implications
The article goes on to say that "packaging production and industrial printing applications are recognized today as growth markets." (Werner Dornscheidt, president and CEO of Messe Dusseldorf). Considering the "death of print" meme circulating through the media during the last few years, it is encouraging to see that the markets for packaging (which is in itself functional because it contains and protects, as well as advertises, consumer products) and industrial building materials (enhanced by digital printing technology) are growing. This flies in the face of the "death of print" naysayers. It also provides opportunities for advancements in custom printing technology (for instance, finding the best ways to print on a flooring tile and then bake in the pigment so time, exposure to the elements, and foot traffic won't wear it away).
"drupa 2016 to Highlight Advances in Industrial Printing and Printed Electronics During Show" notes InfoTrends figures showing that "worldwide mass-production of decorative products accounted for just under half a trillion dollars in manufactured goods in flat glass, ceramic tiles, flooring/laminates, textile and wall coverings."
With the improvements in dye sublimation fabric printing and inkjet direct to fabric printing it is easy to see how consumer demand is driving new developments in this custom printing technology. In addition, the growing desire for bespoke solutions (one-off print jobs) ideally positions the new digital technologies for mass-customization of interior design work.
Furthermore, although it's not clear yet exactly how this will play out, additive manufacturing advances (3D custom printing) have allowed interior designers (as well as fashion designers) to add 3D components to their printed products.
What You Can Take Away from Messe Dusseldorf North America's Article on drupa
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I received a journal on health from Johns Hopkins a few days ago. It came unsolicited in the mail. But even though I have no background in science and health, and very little personal interest in the subject (if truth be known), I found myself paging through the print book repeatedly. It felt good. I liked the format. In fact I actually started to read some of the articles. In my book (so to speak), that's success in the intangibles. Or, rather, that's success in the very tangible qualities of paper texture and appearance, paper brightness and whiteness, color fidelity, and page design. If a print book piques my interest in spite of the subject matter, there's clearly something for me to learn by analyzing it.
Paper Qualities
The Johns Hopkins Health Review is printed on what appears (under good blue-white light) to be an uncoated, bright-white sheet. Under a loupe I can see the rough tooth of the paper, but it still feels very smooth to my touch.
There's something very calming about the combination of an uncoated press sheet and the smoothness of the paper. It has an organic feel that would not be conveyed had the designer chosen a coated gloss paper. It feels more personal and less corporate. Given the subject matter in the journal—migraines, sex, and one's immune system, among other topics—the personal, tactile nature of the paper is a good choice.
The paper also gives a softer look to the color photography, area screens, and numerous illustrations. In fact, I would say that the soft, smooth nature of the paper anchors the numerous graphics, giving them a cohesive feel that unifies the diverse media and styles of the images. On a smooth, coated sheet they might look more random.
Given the smooth, uncoated feel of the paper, I'm inclined to look for telltale signs of laser printing, but when I check the 4-color images under a loupe, I still see the rosette pattern indicative of traditional halftoning of offset printed materials.
Cover Coating
The interior and exterior cover images—all advertisements–seem to have been printed on a coated stock. They are much smoother than the text, and they have a glossy appearance under a loupe. The brightness of the cover stock makes the 4-color images really stand out, but it is the brightness and whiteness of the press sheet that make the imagery so bright and crisp. Having such a brilliant substrate off which the ambient light can be reflected makes the colors seem particularly saturated.
When I compare the interior covers to the exterior covers, I see that the front, back, and spine have been wrapped with what seems to be a matte film laminate. This dulls down the imagery, which echoes the uncoated look of the interior, while protecting the heavy coverage of ink on the front cover. On the back cover, the coating protects the advertisement. Interestingly enough, the designer went ahead and spot gloss coated the title of the journal (Johns Hopkins Health Review), which gives the words a bit of a glow in contrast to their surroundings.
Perfect binding the journal gives it a feeling of substance. It's more like a print book than a magazine. There's even a faint press score running parallel to the spine, about half an inch from the bind edge, which holds the cover tightly against the interior pages while allowing for easy opening of the print book. These subtle production qualities work subconsciously on the reader, providing an overall tone of seriousness and quality.
Imagery and Design Grid
As noted before, the images in the journal fall into a few distinct categories. There are the photos, many but not all of which are within ads. Their realism gives a nice contrast to the more stylized and in some cases whimsical illustrations. This treatment also lends itself to small images of book covers and to head shots of individuals.
The illustrations fall into a number of categories, including Infographics, color drawings to illustrate themes, and much smaller black and white line drawings of people. Again, the contrast is pleasing, and it makes for a natural rhythm throughout the book, as does the balancing of larger and smaller images.
Overall, the journal has a sense of cohesion and pacing. However, due to a judicious pairing of typefaces, even a shift from two-column layout (with a scholar's margin) to three-column layout, to a larger type treatment introducing some articles, maintains the sense that all page designs belong to the same publication.
Moreover, the contrast in page design alerts the reader to levels of importance (such as when a new article is beginning; what material is an amplification of the text; and what material highlights the text, such as the pull-quotes). Your eye knows immediately where to go first, second, and third. And the ample white space affords an airy, uncluttered reading experience. Finally, full-bleed area screens set apart certain pages (definitions pages, supplementary material) in a subtle manner.
Even a judicious use of numerous short articles on selected pages to give brief insight into various topics or to provide short bits of information still does not create a cluttered look. I think this uncluttered appearance is also due to the uncoated book stock, which is easy on the eyes.
What You Can Learn from Such a Publication
I never went to design school. What I learned, I learned by observing. I think many designers have come into publication design the same way. I firmly believe there is no time better spent than in discovering a design you love and then determining why you love it. In my case it was in spite of the subject matter. (Actually, I am finding some of the articles interesting. Nevertheless, I still think the graphic presentation is what makes me want to read the articles.)
Consider all aspects of a publication: paper texture, surface, coating, brightness, and whiteness; treatment of imagery; typefaces; binding; and the design grid. Ask yourself why they work well together. Then ask yourself if the design and production values of the piece reinforce or conflict with the editorial message (a good designer knows how to pair the look with the message). There's no better way to learn.
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A friend and colleague sent me a link to a "What They Think" video recently in which the CEO of Landa Digital Printing, Yishai Amir, addressed questions regarding the present state and future direction of digital custom printing. The video is entitled "What Will It Take to 'Mainstream' Digital Printing?" It was published on May 12, 2016.
The big question is what's holding back digital printing. According to the video, "production digital printing is 25 years old, yet only 2.5% of all printed pages come from digital devices." Why?
Amir starts his explanation by listing the drivers for the growth of digital printing:
Amir doesn't completely explain the third driver, but here's my understanding of the first two:
So these are the drivers, the benefits only digital custom printing can provide and the reason it has been around for 25 years. But, as Amir notes, it has captured only 2.5 percent of the printing business.
For digital printing to go mainstream, Amir notes that the following must happen:
To flesh this out a bit (the video is short), here are some thoughts:
Amir then goes on to say that Nanography offers all of this.
My Take on This
My take is that we are in interesting times in printing. The focus is on shorter press runs and personalization. Digital is good at this. Offset is not. I'm seeing extraordinary color coming off digital presses nowadays. The digital press equipment is also starting to be constructed within large durable frames produced by offset press makers (like Komori) rather than in plastic cases that look like photocopy machines on steroids.
I think Landa's nanography is one answer (inkjet printing onto a heated blanket that deposits the full image onto the substrate while holding an amazingly crisp halftone dot). It saves money in lowered ink usage, lower energy consumption, and lower paper costs (due to its ability to print on any stock).
I also think that the HP Indigo series is a good answer, with its larger B2 paper format and superior color (this is an electrophotographic process like laser printing).
Interestingly enough, even offset printing is becoming more efficient. Make-readies are taking less time due to the automation of color adjustment, plate handling, and other aspects of press work. So it's becoming increasingly economical to do shorter offset print runs.
Truly this is an exciting time for all number of digital and offset technologies. What I'm going to do now is wait and watch closely.
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A print brokering client of mine is producing a fashion color swatch book to help clients choose colors most complimentary to their complexion. I've written about her project numerous times in these blog articles.
At the moment, the proofs are out for her review.
However, my client wants to do two supplemental projects (related to the print book) that will benefit from the digital printing nature of this project.
The First Project: Replacement Pages
My client's clients will be purchasing color swatch books tied to the seasons: for example, one of the PDF's I have is entitled "Warm Autumn." Each of these small, fan-out color books (which are very similar to PMS swatch books used in the commercial printing trade) includes 60 color swatches plus introductory material and covers. The back of each card explains fashion uses for the color on the front.
Some of these print books may not be complete for a particular person (lacking certain individual colors), or in some cases other colors might be more relevant. Therefore, my client has requested three sets of an additional 300 color swatches.
In some cases the colors will be redundant. There may be multiple copies of a particular color. For those who buy multiple copies of a particular color swatch book, this will be useful. For example, a shop owner may order twenty books, and she may want to augment the colors or replace some of them with selected swatches from this extra press run my client is preparing.
As complex as this may sound, what it really means is that a client (of my client's) can buy numerous books and then personalize them. And since all of these print books are bound with a metal screw and post assembly, they can be taken apart, reordered, added to, and then put back together. This is one of the prime benefits of screw and post binding. The user can disassemble and reassemble the product much as one would disassemble and reassemble a three-ring binder and its contents.
Now the specs for these additional pages will be important. In fact, I'm only having one commercial printing vendor bid on this job: the same one producing the main books. This is to ensure complete compatibility of the replacement pages with the interior pages of the 22 master color swatch books being printed on the HP Indigo press.
The important details will be the size (3 35/64" x 1 27/64"), the paper (10pt white gloss cover stock), the lamination (1.2 mil clear), the rounded corners, and the placement and size of the drill hole. The replacement pages have to match the initial pages in appearance and feel (although the colors will not be the same).
Presumably the rounded corners will add to the price. After all, this is an additional process (albeit necessary; otherwise, the pointed edges of the cards would not match the rounded edges of the print book pages). However, since the dies will have already been made to round-corner the pages of the initial 22 master books (and all their copies), my client will have already paid the cost of creating the die. She will just use the original cutting die for the replacement pages.
In setting up the files, my client will create a press-ready PDF from an InDesign file. The InDesign file will contain 300 pages of colors (actually 300 leaves, or 600 pages, since there will be black text on the back of the pages). The book printer will then impose these (set these up as needed for the 13" x 19" Indigo press sheet), then print a total of 900 swatches (300 originals x 3 copies), then laminate, drill, cut, and round corner the swatches, and then pack them in a box for delivery.
Producing Personalized Covers
In addition to the replacement pages, my client plans to offer her clients a cover personalization option. At first she had mentioned putting the names of her clients (or their stores) on the covers, but she then opened this up to include logos and even replacement images for the model glamor shots currently on the covers of the 22 master color swatch books.
Digital printing is ideal for this product, since ostensibly each of the 50 or 100 pages my client will request for her client's print books will be totally different.
I have asked my client to supply an InDesign file (saved as a press-ready PDF) containing either 50 or 100 pages. In this case she can alter all pages as necessary, swapping out cover images, adding logos, adding the names of her clients, and such, to make each of the 50 or 100 pages unique. The book printer can then lay these out as needed for the HP Indigo press sheet and produce one copy of this file.
This print job will be comparatively expensive, even digitally, but once the single copy has been laminated, drilled, trimmed, and round cornered (again, using the die pre-made for my client's initial 22 master color swatch books), she will have 50 or 100 personalized covers for her clients. If they pay for this enhancement to their color books, my client can even make a profit. Once they have received the new covers, her clients can disassemble the screw and post binding, swap out the covers, and reassemble the books.
In addition, keep in mind that these pages will be printed on 18pt white gloss coated cover stock (unlike the 10pt cover stock of the replacement pages) since these will all be book covers. They will also need the same lamination, drilling, and round cornering as the initial color swatch book run so they will fit and look appropriate. But by doing this, my client, the fashionista, can offer a very unique and personal book to her clients.
Here are some thoughts:
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I've been helping an entrepreneur prepare her color swatch book for about a year now, give or take. I have spoken about her project numerous times in PIE Blog articles.
At the present moment, the art files have gone to press, and a set of trimmed proofs of 22 print books (22 originals) has been sent to my client for her final review.
To provide a bit of background on the subject, the color swatch books are approximately 1.5" x 3" in dimension. They are 114 pages long (plus cover), and all pages are attached with a metal screw and post assembly. They fan out like a PMS color book. I saw photos of the proofs. They are quite nice, each with a model's face on the cover along with a title (each related to a different season). The print books will help my client's clients determine what make-up and clothing colors will match their complexion.
The Proofs
My client loved the colors. She had built the colors in the 22 master InDesign files using cyan, magenta, yellow, and black, preparing for digital printing on an HP Indigo press. Her proofs were, in effect, a single copy of each of the master files. Unlike a digital proof provided for an offset print run, these proofs would exactly match the successive copies of the print books that would be produced after proof approval.
My client had only one concern: durability. She had no issues with the color, text, bleeds, trim, or resolution of the cover photos. She knew the only thing that would be different in the final copies would be the rounded corners on all books, which would be produced with a metal diecutting rule on a letterpress.
("Round cornering" only the 22 proofs would have been time consuming and expensive, and would have added nothing to the proofs.)
Regarding the durability issue, I told my client about a PMS book I had owned that had lasted far beyond the shelf life of its colors. I had treated it well, so the pages weren't folded or dog-eared. In contrast, I mentioned that PMS swatch books I had seen in print shops were often dog-eared and manhandled. Her fashion color book would be no different. In fact, the pages of her book were thicker than the average PMS swatch book, and the covers would be 18pt. (much thicker than the PMS book covers).
My client assumed that when the books were closed, their 114-page mass would keep them protected (like the strength of a handful of arrows in contrast to the brittleness of only one). By now she had also found a source for little vinyl cases for the fashion color swatch books. At this point, we both assumed the books would last as long as they were treated well.
But the Pages Mark
However, there was the issue of marking pages. Even though the printer had UV coated the front of each page, my client could scratch the solid color swatches and the face of the model on the front cover with her fingernails. She sent me a copy. I tried the same experiment. She was right. You could mark the pages. This would not render the book useless; however, a durable book would appeal more to her audience. After all, times were tough, and the color swatch books were expensive.
My client had a sample from a prior year. Instead of a UV coating or a varnish, it looked like the sheets had been coated with a film laminate. In fact, it had a ribbed texture, which may have made any fingernail scratches less apparent (rather than actually minimizing the scratches). Nevertheless, the film laminate was more durable than the UV coating. When I tested my copy of this sheet with my fingernail, I came to the same conclusion, so I sent the sample to the printer.
What About Synthetic Paper?
At the same time, the printer and I considered the option of synthetic paper. A paper based on plastic rather than wood might just offer the durability needed. So we checked the sample my client had provided to see if this was what we had in our hands.
Both the printer and I (in different locations) tried to tear the paper. Unlike synthetic paper, this sample tore easily. So the sample my client liked so much was regular paper—just with an additional laminate coating.
The printer then suggested a 1.2 mil lamination on the front of the press sheet to protect the color swatches and the cover of my client's color swatch print book. The back of each page was black text, so it really didn't need to be laminated.
The printer sent a sample of the lamination to my client (a laminated postcard), and when she received the sample, my client went to work on it. She scratched and scratched, and was satisfied it would be durable enough. She also liked the price (an extra $320). I did also note that this portion of the job would need to be outsourced, which would add a little time to the schedule.
With the durability issue solved to my client's satisfaction, we can now proceed. At the moment, she is using photos she took of the proofs (fanned out to show the colors) in a newsletter. She's trying to get pre-orders for the color swatch book before the actual print run. Hopefully, this will increase the press run, which will benefit both my client and the printer.
What You Can Learn from This Case Study?
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I got an email the other day from a dear friend from college, a print book designer I've written about numerous times in this blog. I was just entering the grocery store. "Help," the email said. "I'm designing a poster, and I'm scared. I don't know how to do it."
So I called her on my smartphone as I walked past the fruits and vegetables.
The Backstory
It turns out that she had no copy, five hours to press time, and only her client's direction to use the infographics she had designed for a related textbook. This got me thinking. Having an initial product from which to draw design information would be a good starting point. Here's what I proposed as her first steps:
Then I proceeded with my grocery shopping.
My Friend's Poster Design
When I got back home, I called the print book designer for an update and to help further. She had called up another designer and had asked for a quick and dirty product (i.e., she had subcontracted the work). Interestingly enough, my friend the book designer had then taken her associate's work and had revised it. Here's what my friend did that worked beautifully:
Because of all these design choices, the reader's eye knew exactly how to progress through the chart. The final product was even better than the quick-and-dirty mock-up the print book designer's associate (the poster designer) had provided.
I made one final suggestion. I reminded my friend, who was used to designing for the 8.5" x 11" page, that a poster was to be read from a distance. No matter how good it looked on the computer screen, I encouraged her to print out a tiled copy, in color, tape it together, and put it on the wall—just to see what it would look like.
What You Can Learn from My Friend's Poster
Consider these steps when you design your next poster, particularly if you're new at poster design, or if you get stuck in the process:
A friend and colleague within the commercial printing industry just forwarded me an article regarding a sizable donation towards preserving the history of printing.
The article, entitled "Graphic Communication Receives $2.3 Million to Preserve Printing Industry History," issued as a press release on 11/23/15 by California Polytechnic State University, notes that "Well known printing industry expert Raymond J. Prince has donated $2.3 million to Cal Poly's Graphic Communication Department to preserve the history and knowledge of the printing and imaging industry."
I found the article very encouraging as well as supportive of the future of custom printing.
Here are the four areas funded by the donation (italics are mine), as noted in the press release:
"The first is a named endowed scholarship honoring Cal Poly Professor Emeritus Gary Field, a highly regarded imaging scientist, professor, writer and speaker on issues of color management and related topics.
"The second is a named endowed scholarship honoring Professor Brian Lawler for his lifelong work advocating for the importance of print as a creative and influential communication medium surviving more than six centuries.
"The third area is a cash donation to supplement funds already raised to support what has become the world's largest library on graphic arts technology and management. The library, already named the Raymond J. Prince Graphic Arts Collection, is housed in Cal Poly's Graphic Communication Department and includes more than 30,000 volumes.
"The fourth is a bequest that will perpetuate the ongoing growth and development of the library's collection and graphic communication education at Cal Poly."
Why This Is Important
After reading the article, I carefully considered exactly why I found this donation to be important. Here are my thoughts:
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OldNed Merritt Island, FL(Zone 10a) May 05, 2012
Looks like a female Eastern Towhee
Resin Northumberland, United Kingdom(Zone 9a) May 05, 2012
Ditto to female Eastern Towhee
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