Q » What is the difference between offset and letterpress?
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A » Offset printing involves transferring ink from a plate to a rubber blanket before printing on paper, ideal for high-volume, detailed prints with consistent quality. Letterpress, on the other hand, uses raised type or images pressed directly onto paper, offering a tactile, traditional feel suitable for short runs and specialty projects. While offset is more efficient for large quantities, letterpress emphasizes craftsmanship and unique texture.
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