If you have ever held a flyer that felt flimsy, or a photo print that looked dull under indoor light, you already understand the quiet power of paper choice. Color copies on cardstock can make a basic design feel intentional, more durable, and instantly more professional, without changing your artwork at all.This guide breaks down what to print on thick stock, when colored sheets help your design. How to compare full color copies with photo style output, and what to ask a print shop so you get the finish you imagined, not a surprise at pickup.Editor note: The fastest way to upgrade print results is to stop treating paper like an afterthought. Ink sits on paper, light reflects off it, and people judge your brand in a single touch. Quick paper glossary, in plain terms When to Use Color Copies […]