Holographic foiling combines the techniques of foiling with holography to create a visually stunning and dynamic effect on printed materials. Holographic foiling adds a three-dimensional and iridescent quality to the design, making it appear as if the foiled elements are changing colors.

1.                 Material Selection: The printing material, often paper or cardstock, is chosen based on its compatibility with the foiling process.

2.                 Design Preparation: The designer specifies the areas where holographic foiling will be applied in the print design. This can include logos, text, or other design elements.

3.                 Foiling Process: The holographic foil, which has a specialized coating with a holographic pattern, is applied to the designated areas using heat and pressure. The foil adheres to the substrate, creating a reflective and holographic effect.

4.                 Viewing Experience: The holographic foiling effect is best appreciated when the printed material is viewed from different angles. The holographic elements may appear to shift in color and create a captivating visual experience.