Embossing:

The embossing process offers the ability to add further dimension to your printed piece. It involves the raising and lowering (debossing) of the paper surface to create an image. Without the enhancement of ink or foil, the result is referred to as “blind embossing”. To form the embossed image, dies are used in combination with pressure to manipulate and mold the fibers of the paper. How these dies are made and how much they cost is affected by the complexity of the design. Single level dies are the simplest and least expensive. Truly unique designs can be accomplished with more complicated, multi-level, handmade dies that literally sculpt the design into the sheet.>>more information

Look at some of our Embossing Samples below, click on the images for a larger view or go to our embossing samples page.( please be patience while the images load, remember this are High resolution scans ) >>go to embossing samples page
The descriptions for each sample process are under the images.

Gold Foil & Emboss sculpture combo die and offset blue.	Blue, Silver & purple metallic foil, blind emboss( note) and engrave red and black.	Offset Black and PMS beige and deboss.
Blue, Gold metallic foil, blind emboss "parrot" and engrave pink and blue.	Offset PMS green & peach. Sculpture blind emboss.	Sculptured blind emboss and offset gray.