LATEST PRINT21 ARRIVING ON DESKS NOW

The latest issue of the print industry’s magazine, Print21, is arriving on the desks of print business owners and managers around Australia and New Zealand.

Written by the print industry’s experienced journalists, this is a standout issue of Print21, thanks to its dazzling cover full of digital embellishment, and by the number of expert articles inside.

The cover was printed on the new digital inkjet Konica Minolta AccurioJet, with embellishment on the Konica Minolta AccurioShine 3600, resulting in a clear demonstration of the power of the system to embellish the image with, in this case, digital spot varnish and iFoil. The raised embellishment leaves no indent on the reverse side, and the raised images, the foil and the overall effect is stunning, and powerful.

Inside this Print21 magazine, product marketing manager James Rolland explains how the system works, what can be achieved, and why print businesses will benefit from bringing embellishment inhouse with the new AcucrioShine 3600.

The MayJune issue of print’s only business magazine has a full section on software, including business intelligence software, lights-out print production, workflow automation, and AI. There is perhaps no more crucial area in print than software, print leaders reading this section will receive valuable content, as they navigate the new digital era.

This issue of Print21 also contains market insights from Smithers, on digital packaging, dye sublimation, offset, packaging and labels, enabling readers to understand which way the wind is blowing.

Also in this issue, Kellie Northwood provides deeper insight into fibre-based packaging printing, a feature from Print21 sister title Ad News reveals how advertising strategists are coming back to print, we look at the rapid rise of DTF direct-to-film printing for fabric, and have insight from all the regular columnists.

With all these features and more, it is easy to see how Print21 stands alone in delivering relevant informed content to the owners and managers of print businesses across Australia and New Zealand.