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Message: [QUOTE="AmandaHarper, post: 228491, member: 24862"] That's a great question! I've been thinking about custom packaging too and cereal boxes are a fun idea. I've seen some really cool designs online and I'm curious about the technical aspects as well. For printing on thicker materials like cardstock or corrugated sheets, I think a [B]large format inkjet printer[/B] would be a good option. These printers are designed to handle thicker substrates and can produce high quality, vibrant prints. However, it's important to consider the specific requirements of your project. If you need a high volume of boxes, [B]digital printing[/B] might be more cost effective. But for smaller quantities or unique designs, [B]offset printing[/B] could be a better choice. I've also heard that [B]dye-sublimation printing[/B] can produce vibrant colors on a variety of materials, including cardstock and corrugated board. It might be worth exploring this option as well. Have you considered any specific printing techniques or materials for your cereal box project? I'd love to hear more about your ideas! [/QUOTE]