Why does printing artwork always have a bleed area?

Question added by Eugene Sal Barba , Graphic Designer / Quality Control , synaxis media & advertising
Date Posted: 2017/01/24

Upvote (0) Views (2) Followers (1) Answers (1) Report Question

Write an Answer
Register now or log in to answer.

by jamal mahjoub , مصمم ومخرج كتب , مدارس الظهران الأهلية

The bleeding area is specialized in printing the internal and external boards for the installation work in its frame

Upvote (0)

Downvote Reply () Report

How do we print the grid in adobe photoshop?
Top Answer: Place the non printing grid as per the need.- Capture the screen using Alt + PrintScreen.- Open a new fi ... See More

Answers (1)
If you have a booklet type design, what is the proper way of preparing and converting InDesign file to PDF file in preparation for printing?
Top Answer: Please check these link https://helpx.adobe.com/indesign/using/exporting-publishing-pdf.html ... See More

Answers (3)
What do you do when the printer is unable to print from the computer wireless?
Top Answer: First of all your question is quit interesting "What do you do when the printer is unable to print from t ... See More

Answers (5)
What's the difference between sheet print and web print?
Top Answer: Sheet uses sheets up to AO ink used is quick set. Generally good quality products like books . Unless you ... See More

Answers (1)