Lacquera漆域THE CRAFT LIBRARY
Explore a wider vocabulary of print: pressure, foil, gloss, cut edges and digital connections. Each material brings its own possibilities.
Heat and pressure transfer foil to selected areas. A small highlight can give a restrained design a very different character.
Keep foil artwork on its own vector layer.
Explore with: Cotton paper, Uncoated fine paper, Coated & laminated, PVC cards
The design is pressed into the paper without ink. Depth becomes visible as the light moves across the surface.
On lighter stocks, discuss show-through before choosing both sides.
Explore with: Cotton paper
A shaped die raises the design above the surface. The reverse normally carries a corresponding recessed shape.
Consider the reverse of the card when positioning a raised mark.
Explore with: Cotton paper
Colour is applied to the cut edges. It is most visible on a thicker stock or when the cards are stacked together.
Choose a compatible stock; Wilde is excluded from this option.
Explore with: Cotton paper, Uncoated fine paper, Coated & laminated
Two sheets are bonded to combine surfaces, colour or depth. The final paper pairing is considered with your artwork.
Tell us your preferred colours for the front and reverse.
Explore with: Cotton paper
A shaped cut changes the outline of the card. Share your idea so we can consider its detail, strength and practicality.
A cutting path should be supplied as a separate vector outline.
Explore with: Cotton paper, Metal cards
A cold-foil layer can combine a metallic base with printed colour.
Available on selected laminated stocks.
Explore with: Coated & laminated
A clear raised coating adds shine and a tactile accent.
Keep the varnish artwork separate from the colour artwork.
Explore with: Coated & laminated
A flat gloss layer adds a contrast to a laminated surface.
Selected areas need their own mask or vector layer.
Explore with: Coated & laminated
A clear resin accent creates a rounded, raised surface over a selected detail.
Describe the size and location for a suitability review.
Explore with: Cotton paper
A laser follows a supplied outline to cut detailed shapes in the card.
Light and thick paper may show a tinted edge.
Explore with: Cotton paperExplore a card with an embedded chip for a tap-to-open digital destination.
Chip format, placement and link setup are confirmed in your quotation.
Explore with: Cotton paper, PVC cards, Metal cardsA laser creates a permanent mark on a compatible metal surface.
Keep engraved details in vector form where possible.
Explore with: Metal cardsA controlled etching process removes selected areas of the metal surface.
Share the artwork and desired depth for review.
Explore with: Metal cardsAdd a serial number or individual identifier through laser marking.
Provide the numbering range or a structured data file.
Explore with: PVC cards, Metal cardsAdd different printed numbers to cards in the same series.
Share the numbering format, quantity and sequence.
Explore with: PVC cards, Metal cards