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The Politics of Printing Posted: 31 Oct 2014 06:00 AM PDT Has your mailbox been overflowing lately? Of course it has. Election season is print marketing season. I can’t open my mailbox without being bombarded by print marketing materials telling me to Vote Yes on This and Vote No on That, and Don’t Vote For Him, Vote for Me. Direct-mail marketing for your political campaign is a smart move. Advertisements on TV, radio and social media channels are easily ignored. But a printed piece in someone’s mailbox will at least get looked at, and maybe even saved for Election Day. We print our fair share of print marketing materials for political campaigns at PsPrint, including bumper stickers, postcards, brochures, posters, flyers and more.  In the interest of fairness, I have opted not to showcase them on Hot Off the Press. I don’t want the Hot Off the Press to appear to be choosing political sides. If we were playing Dungeons & Dragons, Hot Off the Press would be a True Neutral character. And on that nerdy note, let’s check out some of the cool customer artwork that my eye this week … Window Cling designed by Frank Gonzales and Lindley Harmon for I Ran 4 A Sled Dog, a 5K Run/1-Mile Walk for Northern Lights Sled Dog Rescue and H2M2Nation.com Car door magnet for ArtyChokers.com Brochure for Phillies  Business card for Glama-Rama Barber Shop Die-cut sticker for Mission Bicycle. The artwork is an adaption of the original bicycle messenger stamp, which Mission Bicycle explains in its blog post here. Postcard design by Lindsay Winkler for Two Leaves & A Bud   Adhesive banner for Witch Doctor The post The Politics of Printing appeared first on PsPrint Blog.

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