The Art of
Board Design
From technical resolution to color theory, we help you master the tools to create a masterpiece that performs as good as it looks.
Visual Composition
The SUP board is a long, narrow canvas. Learn how to place your artwork so it stays visible even when you're standing on the deck.
- Focal point placement
- Pattern repetition tips
- Border & rail margins
Image Technicals
Resolution is key to professional results. We explain why the 150 DPI rule exists and how to upscale your art without losing quality.
- Vector vs Raster graphics
- File formats (JPG, PNG, TIFF)
- Upscaling software tools
Technical Specs for Print
For a crisp, non-pixelated print, all uploaded images should be at least 150 DPI at actual size. Images below 100 DPI will be automatically flagged for manual review.
We use high-end UV printing. For the most accurate color representation, we recommend using the CMYK color space (FOGRA39 profile) during your design process.
Avoid placing small text or complex logos within 2 inches of the board edges. During the manual assembly process, these areas are subject to slight wrapping.
