Toni McQuilken

Toni McQuilken

Toni McQuilken is the senior editor for the printing and packaging group.

Wide-Format Weekly (4/4/24)

This week on Wide-Format Weekly We're gearing up for the 2024 Wide-Format Summit.  We toured the facilities of Premier Press in Portland, Oregon alongside Congresswoman Lori Chavez-DeRemer of Oregon, who is also a Co-Chair of the first Congressional Printing Caucus. We explore the benefits of adding metallic effects to your print jobs. ISA is right…

Changing the Face of Wallpaper

Wallquest, a pioneering wallpaper company, is revolutionizing the industry by integrating digital printing technologies to enhance flexibility, design variety, and eco-friendliness. This innovative approach ensures high-quality, customizable wallcoverings, affirming Wallquest's commitment to staying relevant and environmentally conscious in a changing market.

Wide-Format Weekly 3/14/24

This week on Wide-Format Weekly, we continue to celebrate women in print; Don't miss out on the Wide-Format Impressions 150 rankings; We get a part two with Bluemedia's RJ Orr about Super Bowl Graphics; We get candid about reports of discrimination at tradeshows; And a business owner talks rebuilding after a natural disaster.

Celebrating Women in Print: Elaine Scrima

With a career spanning several decades, Elaine Scrima has made a powerful mark on the print industry — and she’s not slowing down any time soon.

Overcoming and Adapting at Sign-A-Rama Downtown

The Sign-A-Rama Downtown franchise location in Louisville, Kentucky, has seen an evolution over its 21 years in business. Owner Maggie Harlow and her husband started the company while looking for a change and have yet to look back.

Navigating Sign’s Legal Landscape

As we bid farewell to another year and usher in the new one with optimism, it presents an excellent opportunity to delve into the legislation and regulations that continue to shape the sign and graphics industry.

Wide-Format Weekly (1/8/24)

This week on Wide-Format Weekly, we look at wide-format trends for 2024; upticks in OSHA violations for automatic screen printers; TVF celebrates 50 years in business; and what printers should do in active shooter scenarios.