THE STICKERROAR GUIDE
Choosing a Border Color for the Intended Surface
Compare the outermost visible color with the object rather than choosing a border in isolation.
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What to know
The border is the part of the design that meets the surface visually. A light border can separate dark artwork, while a dark border can define pale shapes. Review the complete edge and make sure the border is intentional artwork or a confirmed print treatment on the selected material.
Check your plan
- Identify the surface color.
- Compare two border treatments at the same size.
- Check narrow spaces where the border may crowd details.
A practical example
A white outline around a black cat can help on a dark object, but a broad white edge may dominate a very small design. Compare the balance at the finished size.
The cover shows a catalog artwork example. It is not a physical material test or an installation demonstration. Confirm product-specific requirements for your actual surface.
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