"I wish to be Batkid.” It’s a lot of kids’ – and adults’ – fantasies, but Make-a-Wish is making it a reality for 5-year-old Miles. On Friday, San Francisco is transforming into Gotham City so that Miles can rescue a damsel – as well as the San Francisco Giants mascot Lou Seal – in distress and chase down villains. Miles has leukemia, so he’s used to fighting battles, but on Friday he’ll be doing so in front of spectators. If you’re in the Bay Area, you can cheer on Batkid in action, and while you’re there, keep an eye out for cards PsPrint printed that Make-a-Wish Greater Bay Area will be handing out. The cards have all the information for how to keep up to date on Batkid’s progress as well as how you can donate to future wishes by children with life-threatening medical conditions. PsPrint is proud to contribute to Make-a-Wish’s mission. 
Holy design inspiration, Batman! In addition to the cards we printed for Make-a-Wish, this week’s “Hot Off the Press” features plenty of other inspirational printing orders, such as retro typography on business cards for Vittles Films and Oaklandish’s postcards as well as a look at what our new sheet sticker product looks like – the Blackhawk Museum ordered a handful of different designs on one sticker order, and now you can, too! For even more design inspiration, have a look at last week’s “Hot Off the Press,” which included a band’s download cards.
Front and back of business card for Make-a-Wish Greater Bay Area
Sheet stickers for Blackhawk Museum
Front of business card design by Shaun Sunholmb for Vittles Films
Postcard for Oaklandish
Front of business card for makemake creative
Brochure cover design by Jennifer Ybarra for Visit Vacaville
Front of business card design by Laurie Coyle for MiHistoria
Door hanger for the Lachicotte Co.
Poster design by Luke Johnston for “The Rocky Horror Show”
Postcard design by Shawn Panepinto for Office for the Arts at Harvard
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