A blog discussing event tickets, their creation, and how event tickets can help promote any event.
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A brilliant ticket…. What does that mean?
Companies involved in the printing of event tickets hope you will simply look at their product and say, “Brilliant.” But within the industry, these companies put much effort into all the steps leading up to a a product launch. Long before you’ve surveyed your finished product, UK Ticket Printing [...]
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Do you look good in print? Smart consumers are impressed with smart faces. Public perception of your organisation is determined in large part by presentation, and the first image you will present to the public will be visual. If you are selling any event, large or small, your publicity materials will tell the world all [...]
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What’s in your event? If you’re like me, it’s your heart and soul. Whatever the reason for your gathering–conviviality, charity, social issues–you care deeply about the group that is to gather. You want everyone to feel comfortable. You want everyone to have as much fun as they can, or to be as productive as possible. [...]
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First impressions: we can’t help but form them, and we can’t help that others will form them about us. What we can help is what information we provide onlookers, the bare bones data on which they will base their impressions of us.
I like to look sharp, but I’ll admit it: I’m the type of girl [...]
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Or do it for me?Either way, you know you will receive precisely what you want. That’s the inherent beauty of custom work. It costs a little more (just a little more, mind you), but you end up with exactly the right thing. If you can’t find the right design in the template gallery, don’t despair. [...]
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Here’s how we do it. Printing our own event tickets: it works for community theatre; it works for large a cappella choirs; it works for your child’s grade three Christmas pageant.
Let’s say my mate’s band booked a swank New Year’s gig in Bristol and it’s meant to be a posh, plummy, and exclusive affair. [...]
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For some reason, I can’t stop thinking about scrap booking. I’m not the kind of person who buys little themed cardboard cutouts, word bubble stickers, and star-shaped hole-punchers to adorn my holiday snaps. I do arrange photographs in acid-free archival albums, though, and I save little mementos to adorn the pictures. Event programs, ticket stubs, [...]
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The Victorians kept scrapbooks, the concept of colour printing being something of a novelty in their greyer world. The beautiful images we take for granted today, for instance, in print advertisements, were once modern marvels to be cherished, collected, and admired.
Can we rekindle this love of fine design and learn to see with fresh eyes? [...]
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