The Fantastapack Blog

Packaging Experience Summit, an inspired conference focused on today’s leading packaging production technologies, returns to Seattle in March 2019. Fantastapack is proud to be a sponsor and support the conference’s mission to help brands connect with consumers through the power of digital print.

Finding fresh ways to engage and delight event attendees presents a serious challenge for brands and event planners every day. In today’s digital age, much of the focus is placed on creating shareable moments that can project your event beyond the venue and onto attendees’ social media streams.

‘Tis the Season for Holiday Packaging The holiday season is the biggest consumer spending event of the year. According to the National Retail Federation, 93 percent of consumers plan to celebrate the holidays, with each person spending an average of $967 on gifts, decorations, food, and other ...

Introducing Morning Fog Studios Based in Pennsylvania, Morning Fog Studios was founded by Heidi Young in 2014. Morning Fog Studios offers personalized glassware, barware, and houseware. Each piece is delicately personalized by Heidi, making them the perfect custom gifts for any occasion.

Introducing Airstrike Owner Jason Fetko started his career as an airbrush artist, painting t-shirts, license plates, and surfboards at a surf shop in Coco Beach, Florida. With more than 20 years of experience in the arts, Jason’s vision was to launch a small business—combining his entrepreneurial ...

The rise of influencer marketing has altered the landscape of traditional retail and eCommerce. While influential people have always had a role in marketing and advertising (think: celebrity endorsements), brands have only grasped the power of influencer marketing in recent years due to its ties to ...

Flexography: A Traditional Packaging Solution Flexography, sometimes called flexo, is a classic printing process that has long been used for box printing. The flexo method prints identical images at a rapid pace and is optimized to offer speed and fantastic scales of economy. The problem with ...