Digital Printer of the Year - Winner: Screaming Colour

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22 October 2008

Having been commended in 2006, Screaming Colour has gone one better in 2008, scooping the top prize in what was considered a very exciting and closely fought category.

Its submissions clearly impressed the judges, with one commenting on the high-quality, while another remarked on Screaming Colour’s “excellent integration of digital printing with other forms”. The company’s submissions included work on Christie’s auction book. The auction house had an urgent request for 10 copies of a proposal book needed for the following day. Screaming Colour leapt into action and the client was delighted with the accuracy and consistency of colour. The company also produced high-quality, personalised diaries for Virgin Trains. Communications agency Exposure also commissioned Screaming Colour, which used personalisation software HP Yours Truly Designer to customise the data.

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