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Colored paper opens up new possibilities for design and communication. Used with 4-color printing, it can become part of the image itself, giving you an additional color to work with. Have you ever thought about using colored paper as a bonus in your project?

Today, guest blogger, Sarah Schwartz, editor of Stationery Trends and The Paper Chronicles, chats with one of Stationery Trends’ 10 Designers to Watch in 2017 about her career, inspiration and thoughts about paper.

The most fascinating manifestation of partnership? Arguably, it’s rivalry. A look back at one of the greatest in sporting history—Ford versus Ferrari in the 1960s.

There are certain questions that are sure to spark a lively conversation. Dogs or cats? Waffles or pancakes? Coca-Cola or Pepsi?

He quit his job as a lawyer to become an adventurer and writer.

She quit her job as an art director to become a ceramic artist and freelance illustrator.

They quit their jobs as a pro snowboarder, clothing designer and magazine art director to become owners of lifestyle brand Saturdays NYC.

If beauty is in the eye of the beholder, printers have a unique opportunity to amplify what is beautiful about ink on paper by paying careful attention to a few critical components which are unique to printing as a medium.

We’ve all fantasized about it: Quitting your day job to pursue your dreams on your terms—following your inspiration wherever it leads. To throw caution to the wind, reject convenience and act on what feeds your creative soul.