You can choose from multiple different paper stocks for prints, such as gold paper, black pulp, or polypropylene deluxe silver, for items like stickers and labels. Depending on the desired outcome for your sticker, you should consider the paper stock when designing your artwork.
Printing directly onto special paper can often lead to complications, and the result might not match your intentions. Keep in mind that various creative effects can be achieved with special paper. Understanding how the final print will appear will aid you in creating your design.
Using a white underpin
Incorporating a white underpin in your artwork can produce various creative effects. The underpin serves as a barrier, creating opaque sections in your design while allowing the printed material to show through in the negative space.
If your the goal is to show the special effect paper, avoid covering it with an underpin. Even printing block colours on to . Conversely, if you prefer to conceal the material, apply an underpin to cover it.