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Mohawk Via Printing and Paper Ventures Across Americana
Tuesday 26. October 2010 - "The American point of view expansiveness, honesty, plain speaking, compassion, diversity and courage tied in perfectly with the attributes of Mohawk Via," says Sean Adams, AdamsMorioka, on designing Mohawks newest promotion, Mohawk Via Printing and Paper.
From the covers triangle pattern, designed to reference American quilt making, to Carol Highsmiths images from the Library of Congress and historical western landscapes by Albert Bierstadt, Printing and Paper represents the best of Americana with a mix of cultures, open spaces and travel.
Like all Mohawk Via promotions, Mohawk Via Printing and Paper is educational and useful. “Mohawk Via Printing and Paper demonstrates how Via can handle high-end imagery such as fine art and critical photography. The promotion also has an FAQ section about the paper itself and printing tips to maximize the papers potential,” says Jane Monast, Director of Communications, Mohawk Fine Papers.
AdamsMorioka strategically uses Vias textures and finishes to add dimension and emotion to the imagery while showcasing the printability of the papers: A black-and-white duotone photo of a basketball player shows Via Satins ability to handle deep blacks with fine detail, Via Laid is used to add texture to a painting on the side of a building, and Via Linen gives an old-world feel to a 1751 map of Virginia and Maryland.
Mohawk Via Printing and Paper incorporates a handy list of Mohawk Vias 35 shades and 7 finishes, as well as a chart that showcases all of the envelopes available through Mohawks new envelope stocking program. A wide selection of Mohawk Via envelopes are available for same day shipping. Non-stocked items can be ordered through Mohawks new quick turn program.
“Mohawk Via is manufactured to meet the highest standards of performance. It is an everyday value paper that performs consistently and produces spectacular results. And, Mohawk Via Printing and Paper shows how great value can look,” says Monast.
Printing and Paper was printed by Primary Color, Los Angeles, CA, using a 20 micron Staccato screening.