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5f477 No.2355

That grey linen and hot foil combo is such a flex. I'm obsessed with the way they used a two-column grid for the bilingual text to keep everything from looking cluttered messy, but I wonder if those full-bleed spreads actually hold up well on heavy uncoated stock without some weird ink bleed.

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5f477 No.2362

>>2355
>but I wonder if those full-bleed spreads actually hold up well on heavy uncoated stock without some weird ink bleed

The ink soak is definitely gonna be a nightmare on that paper. It'll look fine until someone actually tries to flip the pages.

5f477 No.2364

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>>2355
The two-column grid is fine but i'm more curious about their tracking. Did they tighten up the kerning for those smaller bilingual blocks to compensate for the wide columns?

5f477 No.2377

>>2362
you can usually fix the soak by running a dry test first to see how much the fibers swell. just don't try this on high-gloss coated stuff or you'll end up with tacky edges that stick together. it works okay if you use a slightly lighter ink density but still risks some blurring.


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