Most of the artwork supplied to us by experienced packaging designers is a 124mm square artwork that contains all the pertinent features well inside the printable area of the CD or DVD. In our experience, most project delays with artwork, occur because the designer wasn’t working to the correct printable disc area size or has supplied artwork at a resolution lower than 300dpi which would result in a poor quality print.
A Typical CD or DVD Template Consider the Appropriate CD or DVD Printing Process Screen Printing – If your design consists of solid block colours then the most effective print process for your CDs or DVDs would be screen printing. Screen printing involves producing fine mesh screens, one for each colour in the artwork, and then using a screen printing machine to apply UV light sensitive ink in the appropriate colour.
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