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  • Rob Kirby earned a BFA in Illustration from Art Center College of Design in Pasadena in 1992, and has served as a senior designer and art director for a number of companies including Nature’s Sunshine, Studeo Interactive Direct and ContentWatch. He is currently the Director of Creative Services at LogoWorks. In his spare time Rob enjoys painting and playing the drums. For samples of his design work, visit his LogoWorks Portfolio. For more information on LogoWorks, go to www.logoworks.com.

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December 19, 2006

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Brad McCall

Kirby! It's nice to run across your blog - you've got some awesome content here, thanks for the great posts. I added you to my list of Utah Graphic Designers (http://bradmccall.com/blog/utah-graphic-designers/ ) and my Bloglines list. It's been a long time!

As far as local printers (Utah Valley, UT) I've never had a problem with Printing Resource (http://www.printingresource.com ). They are always dependable with excellent quality and speedy turn-around. Sometimes it's worth it to pay the few extra dollars their competitors are willing to undercut them for dependable excellence. (I'm sure since you're practically a neighbor to them at Logoworks, you've used them many times.)

A company I recently found that does online print is 48hourprint (http://www.48hourprint.com ). They have an excellent range of products, quick turn-arounds and good quality.

Keep up the great content. Let's do lunch!

Jeff Charlton

This website is very interesting on online printers over local printers.
There is a website which is very useful for online printers of stationary,designing and marketing
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Online Printers

Mark Manser

I was looking at 48hrs.com we have very comparable pricing locally in NSL . We have been in business for 11 years we gross over $1,000,000.00 a year in sales and specialize in Family histories, educational materials and self published books.
We also do all of our own service on our 5 digital Heidelberg laser printers which produce excellent quality photos and help keep us very affordable. TRY US

Mark Manser

I was looking at 48hrs.com we have very comparable pricing locally in NSL . We have been in business for 11 years we gross over $1,000,000.00 a year in sales and specialize in Family histories, educational materials and self published books.
We also do all of our own service on our 5 digital Heidelberg laser printers which produce excellent quality photos and help keep us very affordable. TRY US

Mark Manser

I was looking at 48hrs.com we have very comparable pricing locally in NSL . We have been in business for 11 years we gross over $1,000,000.00 a year in sales and specialize in Family histories, educational materials and self published books.
We also do all of our own service on our 5 digital Heidelberg laser printers which produce excellent quality photos and help keep us very affordable. TRY US

Salt Lake City Web design

Yeah!Great post.It does not matter how the printer is connected, directly to the workstation or via shared network. Same applies to remote printing, whether the printer is connected remotely or locally is insignificant.Thanks for sharing.

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