What to record for bleed on a textured wine label
Bleed on a textured wine label must at least keep this: note which two colours, the viscosity, and the pressure. If any one item is missing, the next shift cannot tell whether to change a part. Colour bleeds past the colour edge, and the register marks still line up.
Bleed on a textured wine label must at least keep this: note which two colours, the viscosity, and the pressure. If any one item is missing, the next shift cannot tell whether to change a part. Colour bleeds past the colour edge, and the register marks still line up.
The note is for the next shift
Writing only “there is bleed” is useless. Colour bleeds past the colour edge, and the register marks still line up. Also give the place. If the textured wine label affects the wine name or the smallest legal type, The note must say whether you already stopped or already let it go.
What to write down
| Item | What it is for | If it is missing |
|---|---|---|
| Note which two colours, the viscosity, and the pressure. | Match it to a roller, a blade, or the stock | Next time you guess from zero |
| Metres or sheet number | Find this spot again | A complaint will not match |
| Whether it hit the wine name or the smallest legal type | Decide release or stop | You only keep a pretty picture |
Hand this to the next shift
- Note which two colours, the viscosity, and the pressure.
- Write whether it landed on the wine name or the smallest legal type.
- Use the name from the name list. Do not invent another word.
