A little craft.
A lot of possibility.
Expanded color · Printed in Scottsdale
Fluorescent
color printing.
Turn up the color with dedicated fluorescent pink ink and a wider palette for art, photography, and graphics.
01 / Fluorescent pink printing
Color that goes the distance.
Make a statement with fluorescent pink. Give a poster a punch of color, make promotional artwork stand out, or bring vivid pink accents into a limited edition art print.
From a single bright detail to a graphic built around saturated color, FLUOR-IT gives artists and designers more room to work with the colors they imagined.
02 / Expanded color gamut
More than a flash of pink.
Dedicated violet, green, red, and orange ink channels expand the range of colors we can print. Together with fluorescent pink, they give bright artwork and photography a wider palette, even when a piece doesn’t call for a neon accent.
- Violet
- Green
- Red
- Orange
- Fluorescent pink
03 / Print capabilities
Make the color do something.
Bring out saturated colors in a photograph, carry bright details into a fine art reproduction, or give a graphic more presence at poster scale.
- Photo prints
- Fine art prints
- Canvas prints
- Graphic designs
- Posters
- Promotional materials
04 / Papers and canvas
Choose the surface that suits the color.
Fluorescent pink can bring a new dimension to gallery prints, posters, and promotional work. Explore fine art surfaces such as glossy photo paper, cotton rag, and canvas. The surface affects how the color reads, so let’s discuss your image and the look you’re after.
Dream On by Elise Remender
05 / Color matching
When a color needs to be just right.
99%Pantone Formula Guide Solid Coated
97%Pantone Pastels & Neons Guide Coated
Canon’s published gamut coverage for the imagePROGRAF GP-2000/4000 on specified photo paper and print settings. Actual results depend on the color, surface, and settings. If a color is critical, bring a swatch and ask about a proof.
06 / Retail and display
Color that stops people at the window.
Use fluorescent accents to pull attention toward a storefront display, a launch poster, or a seasonal promotion. If your signage needs to work with specific brand colors, share a color reference so we can talk through what’s possible in print.
Let’s talk color
What would you print brighter?
Tell us what you’re making, the size and quantity you need, and any colors you want to get right. We’ll help you choose a surface and talk through a proof if it would help.