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It's simple and nice. But for an infographic, it has to be a bit stuffed with useful information. Maybe you can try to add some more.

It's actually a good price for the cloud subscription. You should then go for it. And Adobe Creative Suite has always been the best set of tools for designers.

It's even funnier because as what Sherbert pointed out, they're not even referring to the right thing.

If you ever change your mind about the book and opt for more readily available information instead, here's a list of tutorials that can help you. 35+ Excellent Adobe Illustrator Tutorials - DesignModo

These seem like pretty simple rules but they're actually very often missed, no matter how helpful they are. This is a very easy to understand list and would be a great tool for those wanting to make more effective conversations and less blathering.

I guess google doesn't know everything then. I think that progessional printers are the ones to ask for this.

In the end the decision is really up to you, but as long as you've don your research and taken the necessary precautions, it shouldn't be too problematic. However, you can't take the advice of the more senior members lightly.

You seem to have the skills so all you really need is the passion. Where do you feel you should be going next? Only you can decide which path you're really meant to be walking in.

It's almost never a good idea to listen to such pessimistic advice. What you need is a fair and realistic comparison of your options and not a complete showdown of your idea. Do a bit more research and find out for yourself whether your idea has merit or not.

Well there is a site called photo-calendar-software.com so that's a pretty sure bet. Still, it may not be what you're looking for, but you always have google to fall back on.

Just read this post and I find it quite inspiring. I agree that you should rather spend money on something you are aware about the full history of. These days, you are lucky if you get value for brand new items, much less for second hand stuff.

You may also want to check out online resources. For me, video tutorials are easier to follow.

If you expect to make a lot of business doing this and feel that the profit would be good in the long run, then there's no problem investing on some of your own equipment. However, you'd have to make a good plan and account for certain problems that you could encounter along the way. Oh and you...

Is this site still up? My internet connection seems fine so I find no other reason why I can't access this site. And I wanted to see that "Australian spin", too.

I just spent a lot of time playing with this color game, though I don't really see much practical use for it. Being partially colorblind, I wasn't really doing that well, but I guess this is a good way to practice distinguishing between colors that look really alike.

Try PrintPlace.com. I'm not sure whether they offer the specific service you are looking for, but you should be able to compromise to a certain extent. It's a great company with high quality and cost-efficient services.

If you're looking far forward into the future and see yourself taking on bigger printing jobs yourself, you should consider investing on long-term printers so that you wouldn't need to buy as many additional equipment for your added services. No specific printer suggestions, but one that isn't...

There are really some printers that have this problem when printing envelopes. Sometimes you just have to tweak the way you load the envelopes, but it's unlikely that you will be able to go through a batch without crumpling at least one envelope. If you need perfectly printed envelopes and you...

First off, what are your plans in the long run? Your printer choice is affected by what you plan to do in the near and far future such as expanding your business and adding more printers or simply maintaining your business at a certain size. Smaller printers, for instance, should work for basic...

Since you lean towards high productivity or high volume of jobs, then you are better suited for offline finishing.