Artwork Guide Video Tutorials

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Boda Games makes video tutorials where we tackle common problems and mistakes that board game publishers and developers run into. As a continuation of our Artwork Guidelines, these videos allows us to visually show and explain various topics more clearly. These videos are all based on the experiences of the Boda Games graphics department. When they are preparing the artwork from our customers their board and card game projects for printing.

 

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Overprinting Black
Board Game Tutorials

This tutorial shows you how to avoid overprinting issues with your artwork. We will show you the correct settings in Illustrator, so that when your files get printed, no problems with black colours not looking right will occur due to overprinting. 

Card Templates
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This tutorial shows you how to prepare the artwork for your cards. We will use the Boda Games Template Generator to generate a custom sized card template and then paste your artwork into the file to get a perfect and print-ready file.

Game Board Templates
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This tutorial shows you how to prepare the artwork for your game boards. We will use the Boda Games Template Generator to generate a custom sized template and then paste your artwork into the file to get a perfect and print-ready file.

Outlining text /
curving text
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This tutorial shows you how to prepare the artwork for your game boards. We will use the Boda Games Template Generator to generate a custom sized template and then paste your artwork into the file to get a perfect and print-ready file.

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Creating Cut Lines
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In this tutorial, we show you to create cut lines for your card board board game components. A common problem with cut lines is that they are not in separate layers or easily distinguishable. This makes it hard for our graphics department to make adjustments to the files, and causes a lot of time to be lost in going back and forth trying to fix the issue.

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